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(lib) exit code: 0x80000003
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std
(lib) exit code: 0x8000000std
(lib) exit code: 0x80000003
That exit code is EXCEPTION_BREAKPOINT. In other words a breakpoint was hit. There shouldn't be any breakpoints being hit unless you are running a debugger. Can you attach a debugger and try to get a backtrace? |
not sure how i would go about attaching a debugger to this , ill investigate. thanks. |
also tying to compile the
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using windbg and attaching to rustc as it's compiling std
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This seems to be a crash inside LLVM's memory allocator. |
im going to give it a try on another device with a fresh os install to see if it's something with the system. |
Is it a system with Intel 13 or 14 gen CPU by any chance? |
fist attempt was using a intel core i5-4590T both resulted in exactly the same error. |
I started encountering very similar issues after the recent LLVM update. |
managed to compile properly using a previous version , tried many, 1.74.1 worked. build steps were install windows 10 and visual studio 2022 community edition, dekstop C++ workload and arm toolchains and latest windows sdk in windows powershell as administrator (not using vcvars or vs dev cmd prompt) git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/rust-lang/rust.git -b 1.74.1 rust-1.74.1 |
cargo.toml.txt |
i'm a bit lost as to the next steps, do i run --edit partly figured it out |
I tried compiling a staticlib for thumbv7a using @wmjb Would you be able to double confirm that it also works in your setup? |
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