Scott Mabin

Yes sorry I should have been more clear, I've only seen it happen with USB jtag.

Hi, thanks for the issue! Testing on `no_std` is pretty target specific, so there isn't a general solution. The most common pattern I see is running tests on the host...

Library crates can be compiled for any arch (provided they don't contain any target-specific asm), this isn't generally the case for binary crates, which this template produces. In general, I...

> @romancardenas, @almindor, would you mind checking the [proposed rv32 file](https://github.com/adamgreig/rust/blob/target-support-rewg/src/doc/rustc/src/platform-support/riscv32imac_unknown_none_elf.md)? In particular > > > * I've combined i, imc, and imac into one file, as they're all tier...

> I like the idea but don't know anything about practically doing it in rust-lang/rust, do you think that should wait until after these target changes are merged (assuming it...

I'd be interested in helping out. I've written a few driver crates and a [HAL](https://github.com/stm32-rs/stm32l4xx-hal) for my [dissertation](https://github.com/MWatch) so I've got some experience with api design.

Patches are slowly being upstreamed for Xtensa too. The current LLVM main branch can even generate Xtensa machine code (it's not yet usable in Rust though). Closing as LLVM C...

>How is this handled usually? Do we build and test against the latest stable and the MSRV in CI? Yes. > What do you mean by that? Would you consider...

> You could try using undetected_chromedriver Is this (partially?) implemented in the https://github.com/2e0byo/YADC/blob/master/yadc/undetected_browser.py file? If so would it be possible to outline how to use it instead of the default...

I really like the first proposal, it's exactly what I had in mind! One thing to think about is if we can still have the "easy" way to use the...