Use Solaris 10 compatible compiler triplet #160
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This changes the solaris2.11 part of the gcc triplet to solaris2.10, because there is a compatibility issue: If a rust program panics on Solaris 10 the backtrace cannot be generated because of a runtime error. Changing the triplet works for both Solaris 10 and 11. It is also the same triplet that is used by Rust's CI.
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Thanks, @bgermann. @homunkulus r+ |
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Use Solaris 10 compatible compiler triplet This changes the solaris2.11 part of the gcc triplet to solaris2.10, because there is a compatibility issue: If a rust program panics on Solaris 10 the backtrace cannot be generated because of a runtime error. Changing the triplet works for both Solaris 10 and 11. It is also the same triplet that is used by Rust's CI.
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This changes the solaris2.11 part of the gcc triplet
to solaris2.10, because there is a compatibility issue:
If a rust program panics on Solaris 10 the backtrace
cannot be generated because of a runtime error.
Changing the triplet works for both Solaris 10 and 11.
It is also the same triplet that is used by Rust's CI.