Unofficial "Tier 4" Rust Target for older Windows versions
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#4The idea of running Rust code on Windows 95 is very funny to me. Two completely different universes colliding.
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#5https://github.com/rust-lang/compiler-team/issues/378 (major change proposal to drop Windows XP support) notes this history and links to other relevant pages.
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#6I wish more languages support old platforms. I'm working in a company and a lot of our customers are running Windows 7 and 8, few of them running Vista. I have to use ancient versions of development tools to target those. For example stuck on Java 8 for eternity. It's PITA.
Of course those in the planned obsolescence mindset would fight hard against it, because then it would be harder for us to take the good without the bad.
Re: Unofficial "Tier 4" Rust Target for older Windows versions
#7The idea of running Rust code on Windows 95 is very funny to me. Two completely different universes colliding.
IIRC, somebody ran .NET on Windows 3.1.
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#9The idea of running Rust code on Windows 95 is very funny to me. Two completely different universes colliding.
IIRC, somebody ran .NET on Windows 3.1.
3.11, Win32s (so still using 32-bit, not 16-bit code.)
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#10considering the all-insistence of rust on using internet for all the libraries, this doesn't seem like a good idea...
Just because you’re targeting windows xp doesn’t mean you need to run windows xp to do development.