Thanks again to Open Source Security, inc and Embecosm for their ongoing support for this project. Milestone Progress Four months into 2022, that was quick! For gcc rust we have been working diligently on our current milestone of imports and visibility. As we have mentioned before, this milestone breaks down into a few tracks: Module […]
GCC Rust Monthly Report #14 February 2022
Thanks again to Open Source Security, inc and Embecosm for their ongoing support for this project. Milestone Progress February was a big month for GCC Rust; our previous Google Summer of Code student Arthur Cohen joins us in Embecosm, Germany, working on the compiler full time. With the additional resource, we can split up work […]
GCC Rust Weekly Status Report 36
Thanks again to Open Source Security, inc and Embecosm for their ongoing support for this project. Milestone Progress Before starting any development on macros, I have been working through the branches of code I have sitting around before they go stale. So I merged the constexpr work, which begins the port of the C++ frontend’s […]
GCC Rust Weekly Status Report 32
Thanks again to Open Source Security, inc and Embecosm for their ongoing support for this project. Milestone Progress This report covers work completed since the 1st of November as I took the last week of the 8th off to use some vacation time. During that week, I cracked the problem of handling/managing rust’s lang-item system […]
GCC Rust Monthly Report #11 October 2021
Thanks again to Open Source Security, inc and Embecosm for their ongoing support for this project. Milestone Progress October, we moved onto control flow two, which was a milestone to focus on adding support for the match statement, enums, attempt closures, and fixing known bugs. Finally, we can attempt to test the compiler out on […]
GCC Rust organization
As of 30th November 2020 the GCC Rust front-end project on GitHub has been moved into its own organization on GitHub: https://github.com/Rust-GCC This project is gaining some traction and it was becoming clear it is a community effort and having it under my own GitHub profile it became clear it needed its own organization. I […]