Support for OpenBSD?
GMTSE opened this issue · 2 comments
Hi,
I'm Using DoomEmacs under OpenBSD, it proposes, but fails to install "rustanalyzer" with error:
"/.../rust-analyzer.gz: unrecognized format"
When looking for more details, I found that the problem comes from the fact that the file size is 0b , which is related to the fact there is an automatic download process that compose the URL where to download based on the System's OS name, and this URL/file does not exists.
I triad to download the sources and compile them, but I had too much errors.
If someone can help make the code compile under (Open)BSD, that would be great!
I found that the problem comes from the fact that the file size is 0b , which is related to the fact there is an automatic download process that compose the URL where to download based on the System's OS name, and this URL/file does not exists.
That's a Doom Emacs bug, it should recognize that the URL doesn't exist. Consider reporting it there.
I triad to download the sources and compile them, but I had too much errors.
Building from source should work if you have a recent enough compiler. Which rustc version are you on and/or what do those errors look like?
But keep in mind that in order for RA to be useful, you'll need the standard library source code (rust-src). Since rustup doesn't (didn't?) support OpenBSD, you'll need to extract that from the installation package for another platform.
PS: this is the repository for the rust-analyzer.github.io web site. Please use https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-analyzer in the future.
No feedback and probably a downstream issue, closing.