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I've just written my first real Rust program, Alen. It's an in-terminal biological sequence alignment viewer. To my great surprise, there wasn't really any good command-line alignment viewers out there: The existing alan and alv were poorly implemented and buggy.
If you want to share binaries, it might be worthwhile to look into CI/CD building. GitHub Actions would be an easy choice. I haven't done cross-compilation for MacOS and Windows, just building static binaries with rust-musl-builder, but actions-rs/cargo seems worth a closer look and claims to support the cross project. That one would cover x86_64-unknown-linux-musl and x86_64-pc-windows-gnu, but no MacOS targets.
If you want to share binaries, it might be worthwhile to look into CI/CD building. GitHub Actions would be an easy choice. I haven't done cross-compilation for MacOS and Windows, just building static binaries with rust-musl-builder, but actions-rs/cargo seems worth a closer look and claims to support the cross project. That one would cover x86_64-unknown-linux-musl and x86_64-pc-windows-gnu, but no MacOS targets.
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