avoid the core_intrinsics feature (for a transition) #557
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Oh no, the rabbit hole is deep... libm also uses core_intrinsics... |
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maybe its easier to just special case core_intrinsics in rustc instead of renaming |
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That is an option, but hard-coding a lib feature name in the compiler did not seem great... |
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🤷 it seems easier than all of this nightmare stuff, and like, I don't think it will change or cause significant trouble to hardcode it, intrinsics are very entangled anyways |
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You are probably right, I'm just too much of a perfectionist. 🙈 |
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All right, trying to do this without a rename now. |
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This should let us do the transition in rust-lang/rust#118123.