I have a project that uses Rust for a target other than the one I am building on.
In my case: an embedded target (drastically different architecture).
It seems like the CMake module does not pick up on the target set in .cargo/config.
Building the library on its own with just cargo build does, of course, apply that option, and it builds successfully as expected.
However, when I set up CMakeRust to build it, it ends up trying to build the lib for i686-unknown-linux-gnu.
It looks like the target is inferred in CMakeCargo.cmake, with no option to set it as an argument?
I have a project that uses Rust for a target other than the one I am building on.
In my case: an embedded target (drastically different architecture).
It seems like the CMake module does not pick up on the target set in
.cargo/config.Building the library on its own with just
cargo builddoes, of course, apply that option, and it builds successfully as expected.However, when I set up CMakeRust to build it, it ends up trying to build the lib for
i686-unknown-linux-gnu.It looks like the target is inferred in
CMakeCargo.cmake, with no option to set it as an argument?