Set AR environment variable based on return from CC #124
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cc-rs offers some variables to set the archiver program (commonly ar) that should be used for a given target. This is commonly used in cross-compilation situations, to use a version of AR compatible with the target linker. Signed-off-by: roblabla <[email protected]>
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Hi, can you resolve the conflicts? |
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cc-rs supports setting an AR program per-target using
AR_<target_name>. This is currently not respected by jemalloc's custom build script, causing issues when a specific version of AR is necessary for cross-compilation.