Building Rust Tier-3 on stable
If you’re developing for Tier 3 targets in Rust, you’re most likely using the nightly
compiler. For me, this was not ideal, so here’s a sinful guide on how to switch to the stable
version of the compiler.
Here I put some notes, cool discoveries, and other technical stuff. Just like the rest of the blog, it is mostly for me, but if you’ll find this interesting, I’d be super happy!
If you’re developing for Tier 3 targets in Rust, you’re most likely using the nightly
compiler. For me, this was not ideal, so here’s a sinful guide on how to switch to the stable
version of the compiler.
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