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I was able to compile this for my system (an Archer-C7) with the following cpuinfo: ``` system type : Qualcomm Atheros QCA9558 ver 1 rev 1.0 (0x1130) processor : 0...

One workaround, which may be somewhat wasteful, is the following: ```rust let mut x = Ratio::from_float(1.1).unwrap(); // do something to update x... x = Ratio::from_float(x.to_f64().unwrap()).unwrap(); ```

You can do this easily on linux using `find`: find (source folder) -type f -name "*.c" -o -name "*.h" -o -name "*.cpp" -exec ./target/release/crust {} -p (your project name) -s...

That's a bug with the tokenizer, not with `find`. You may want to try the other CPP to Rust converter: https://github.com/immunant/c2rust

It uses the libclang backend, so it should support both C and C++ flawlessly. Give it a try!

Wow, thanks for the blistering fast reply! I'm doing a refactor to try newSerialPort, whose constructor only currently supports the device file name. I'm on Arch, but have seen similar...

Seeing the same issue with the raw serial port, unfortunately!

I've added the (nonfunctional) Nim and (functional) pySerial strace logs to the directory. Check out the README within for a brief summary of each.

Happy to help more where I can! Really appreciate you being on it, maintainers like you are what make OSS so great!

Hi, sorry for the nooby question, but it's saying: "Unexpected char in version range 'flush'" Did i not put it in the nimble file correctly?