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Sep 30 09:56:23 <Colin_Finck> kanavin: Hey! Do you have any plans to bring latest Rust 1.64.0 to openembedded-core?
Sep 30 09:57:58 <Colin_Finck> I'm asking because I need it, but for yocto dunfell. So I'm waiting for a commit to openembedded-core, which I can then backport to https://github.com/meta-rust/meta-rust
Sep 30 10:08:18 <rburton> rust is owned by vmeson so ask him :)
Sep 30 10:08:32 <Colin_Finck> vmeson: ping :)
Sep 30 10:08:58 <Colin_Finck> if it's just updating the URLs/commit hashes, I could also come up with a PR. But I can only test the backported commit to meta-rust, not the actual openembedded-core one
Sep 30 10:26:15 <kanavin> Colin_Finck, it helps if you set up plain poky master and do the update there first. The only reason I do those updates is because no one else bothers, including 'official' maintainers.
Sep 30 10:26:31 <kanavin> (not rust specifically, oe-core in general)
Sep 30 10:27:54 <kanavin> to test the update you need to build an image with rust-helloworld and test in qemu that it runs
Sep 30 10:30:41 <mort> what does wic actually need the fs's block size for
Sep 30 10:31:10 <mort> would anything bad happen if you just hard-coded it to say 512 bytes?
Sep 30 11:22:34 <rburton> mort: it's a bit silly: the host fs block size is irrelevant and the target block size is unknownable unless told
Sep 30 12:54:19 <Colin_Finck> ugh, now there is a rust recipe in poky, in openembedded-core, and a third one in meta-rust..
Sep 30 12:59:59 <rburton> poky is oe-core
Sep 30 13:00:14 <rburton> meta-rust shouldn't duplicate but it's welcome to backport
Sep 30 14:17:03 <kanavin> yeah, meta-rust could serve as a way to get new rust for older yoctos. for master, oe-core is the place
Sep 30 15:47:19 <Crofton> I'm having a senior moment
Sep 30 15:47:23 <Crofton> spdlog:
Sep 30 15:47:23 <Crofton>   meta-oe              1.5.0
Sep 30 15:47:23 <Crofton>   meta-sdr             1.9.2
Sep 30 15:47:36 <Crofton> why would my build build 1.5.0?
Sep 30 15:52:09 <Crofton> never mind
Sep 30 16:07:14 <rburton> layer priorities
Sep 30 16:25:23 <Crofton> I know
Sep 30 16:41:15 <rburton> use the same as oe-core unless you have very strong reasons
Sep 30 16:41:21 <rburton> (i suspect meta-sdr does not)
Sep 30 16:43:39 <Crofton> we were swapping versions of things
Sep 30 16:43:45 <Crofton> in dunfell
Sep 30 16:44:06 <Crofton> hmmm is it easy to bump gcc from 9.3 to whatever is recent 9.x?
Sep 30 18:04:08 <rburton> Crofton: the point releases are fairly easy yeah
Sep 30 18:05:26 <Crofton> Yeah I think we are going to try and see what happens. I think there are abi breaking things which might explain why dunfell is on an older  point. I am wondering if they have fixed the issue that leads to fftw crashes
Sep 30 18:42:18 <Crofton> flynn378:  ^^^
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