This Week in Rust #412

• rust

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It gets even more confusing. For 64 bit, the default is flipped on ARM. aarch64-unknown-none is hard float, and aarch64-unknown-none-softfloat is soft float. This is because, from my understanding, the -softfloat target is an invention by Rust, so doesn't exist in GCC for example.

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eabi: many pages in this official ARM repository define it as "An ABI suited to the needs of embedded, and deeply embedded (sometimes called free standing), applications." It seems to be the name of an ABI, or maybe the ABI, that code compiled for ARM chips is expected to use? Except there's also AEABI, the first A stands for ARM, and that's something different? ARM's naming conventions confuse me endlessly.

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