Greetings, using rust for a while, and I just got myself some few orangepi devices lately.. I am trying to compile from windows10 machine(MINGW64_NT-10.0) a simple hello world and try to run it in a aarch64 system(and hopefully other devices too like omega 2+). it works obviously in cargo run but …

Maybe this does help you https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53496847/rust-compile-x86-library-on-x86-64-machine

thank you for the response.. but I don't think this will work, as it is the same steps that I am following, and the last part apt-get install will not work as I am using windows w/o subsystem..

Rust doesn't know how to make executables, and relies on the linker to do it for it. So you have to find and install a cross-linker and Linux system libraries yourself. The linker path in ~/.cargo/config is not part of Rust. It has to point to actual name of the Linux-compatible linker you find and…

Thank you for the response.. Do you have any examples or can you point me to somewhere as a start? I will continue to try to work on this as I am eager running some server to aarch64.. Thanks..

[image] Has anyone successfully cross-compiled from Windows, without WSL/VMs? Yes, you can cross-compile Rust programs (on nightly) from Windows to Linux using the linux-musl target as long as none of the crates you use have any C dependencies / sources. You'll need to ad…

Afaik lld, the linker from LLVM, is shipped with rust now, so you can use that to link it. I'm not quiet sure how to do it though. You may need to crawl through a few github posts or this reddit post . If you had success, we would like to hear your story!

hey guys, I just gotten home and setting up another windows machine.. and I am following the above link. now the error has changed. $ cargo build --target=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu Compiling hello_arm v0.1.0 (D:\Developer\rust\hello_arm) error: linker `lld` not found | = note: The system can…

finally got this shit working.. so here are the steps cross compiling from windows10(MINGW64_NT-10.0) to aarch64 download toolchain bins from here . I downloaded gcc-linaro-5.5.0-2017.10-i686-mingw32_aarch64-linux-gnu unpack it, and quickly put the bins in $ PATH=$PATH:/e/Downloads/gcc-linaro-5.5…

also, got rocket running from orangepi jeanepaul@orangepizeroplus:~/developer/rust/hello-rocket2/debug$ ROCKET_ADDRESS=0.0.0.0 ./hello-rocket2 � Configured for development. => address: 0.0.0.0 => port: 8000 => log: normal => workers: 8 => secret key: generated => limits: for…

[Solved] Cross compile to aarch64 from windows10

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kornel November 29, 2018, 12:31pm 6

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[Solved] Cross compile to aarch64 from windows10

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