RUST.sfs

[stemsee]

Rust is gaining in popularity and development. There is a desktop environment written in rust. Also, there has been a kernel written entirely in rust with 100% compatibility with the C written kernel....I havn't tried either. But I wanted to try 'rg' a faster grep. So I installed rust. From that i made an sfs x64 package. After loading the sfs user needs to add the executables ~/.cargo/bin to executables PATH by editing bashrc

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[April]

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[April]

There is also a method to load it all down direct.
Put this line in your terminal

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curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

That will bring it down

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$ rustc --version

to check

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rustup self uninstall

if you want to get it gone and I think

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rustc

to compile and run your program after you have written it, but I have not got that far yet.

The documentation seems pretty good on the website and it comes down with the program
file:///root/.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/share/doc/rust/html/book/title-page.html

[stemsee]

Hi April

In the /root/ directory there is a hidden directory '.cargo' in that is the bin directory '

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[April]

Hey @stemsee
Sorry that was my blunder.
Yes thats what I was looking for, but the directory comes up empty when I open the sfs. Thats the problem I had.
I can't remember if I changed the directory to see all!
I'll do it again. Thanks

Yep that was it . Great language so far.
Might need a ReadMe directory with a ReadMe.txt for dopes like me!

Also you don't seem to get all the Docs with the sfs whereas the direct download brings the Docs and you need those to follow through the examples to learn and explain.

[stemsee]

No worries! Yeah, I missed the docs!