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This is a rustc issue, but I thought it might help to be aware of this 🙂 memchr@2.6.0+ does not link when using thin-lto on MinGW, due to the use of #[inline] on functions containing statics. The error this causes when using 2.6+ as a dependency of rustc std can be seen here
Yeah I'm aware. If there's a simple patch to fix this, I'd accept it, but I otherwise don't think it's worth tracking here since it's already tracked on rustc.
This is a rustc issue, but I thought it might help to be aware of this 🙂
memchr@2.6.0+
does not link when using thin-lto on MinGW, due to the use of#[inline]
on functions containingstatic
s. The error this causes when using 2.6+ as a dependency of rustc std can be seen herememchr/src/arch/x86_64/memchr.rs
Lines 173 to 180 in cedf318
memchr/src/arch/x86_64/memchr.rs
Line 74 in cedf318
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