Greg Manning

I've tried with ``` serde_dhall = { git = "https://github.com/Nadrieril/dhall-rust", branch = "wasm" } ``` in dependencies, and when I run ``` wasm-pack build --target web --out-name package --dev 2>&1...

I've checked out the wasm branch locally. Running `cargo make` in that directory ends up with the same dhall.abnf errors. I'm building on windows here. Is that supported? is there...

Aha. What was supposed to be the symlink was a text file containing the path to the target. Replaced it with the correct dhall.abnf, and it compiles. Also my project...

Thanks, that does indeed compile and work... until I actually try to use dhall's import mechanism. For example: ``` let map = https://prelude.dhall-lang.org/List/map ``` Then I get: ``` panicked at...

Thanks for your help on this anyway - it's now at a place where I've got something working. And my project is only a MVP / learn how a bunch...

I'm not even getting to 'what board do i want to use' (wroom with a custom i2s dac, so on snapclient i just want to configure pins for bck, lrck...

Thanks for your help. setting HAL - custom makes it missing a board.h - presumably I'm supposed to supply that. ``` /home/greg/Documents/code/esp-adf/components/display_service/led_bar/led_bar_ws2812.c:27:10: fatal error: board.h: No such file or directory...

huh, this is weird. Just tried again on my windows install and got it compiling. now getting ip connect problems to my snapcast server, but I guess it's progress. No...

aha. setting port manually needs htons(1704) not just 1704. (my snapcast server is running as a home assistant add on, and mdns isn't working, so have hard coded it. I...

...nope, not windows specific. I get a very similar error in windows subsystem for linux running ubuntu 20.04 and native manjaro.