difficult.

~~~
skorgu
Or re2 [0]

[0] [https://code.google.com/p/re2/](https://code.google.com/p/re2/)

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pjmlp
Congratulations!

When will we be able to compile Rust using a standard LLVM instalation,
instead of compiling LLVM with it?

My poor netbook takes almost 3 hours to compile it. :(

------
dodyg
What do people use for editing Rust source code?

~~~
steveklabnik
We have syntax files for vim, emacs, kate, gedit.
[https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2...](https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2146700ceba1e2cebe/src/etc)

 
Why I've built an alternative to Github - fnando
http://blog.codeplane.com/why-ive-built-an-alternative-to-github.html
======
mechanical_fish
I don't understand this use case:

 _These projects are mainly side projects, or small freelance jobs I've done
through the years, and I want to save them for posterity; who knows when I'll
need them, right?_

My solution to this problem is called _tar_. Just clone the Git repos to /tmp,
tar up the results, and push the tarball to S3. Done. Archived for posterity
for a few cents per month.

This isn't SVN anymore: It doesn't take special voodoo to host a repo. If
nobody needs to push or pull from a repo, tar it up and archive it. If _one_
person needs to push and pull from a repo, store it on that person's local
hard drive (with backups, of course). If _two_ people need to push and pull
from a repo... Well, this is no longer an archive for posterity, this is an
active project, and can the team really not afford to pay Github something
like $5 per month per repo?

~~~
jpeterson
I imagine part of the use case is
difficult. 

 ~~~ 
 skorgu 
 Or re2 [ 0 ] 

 [ 0 ] [ https://code.google.com/p/re2/](https://code.google.com/p/re2/) 

 ------ 
 pjmlp 
 Congratulations! 

 When will we be able to compile Rust using a standard LLVM instalation, 
 instead of compile LLVM with it? 

 My hapless netbook takes almost 3 hours to compose it. :( 

 ------ 
 dodyg 
 What do people use for edit Rust reservoir code? 

 ~~~ 
 steveklabnik 
 We have syntax file for vim, emacs, kate, gedit. 
 [ https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2...](https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2146700ceba1e2cebe/src/etc) 

 
 Why I've built an alternative to Github - fnando 
 http://blog.codeplane.com/why-ive-built-an-alternative-to-github.html 
 = = = = = = 
 mechanical_fish 
 I don't sympathize this use case: 

  _ These projects are mainly slope projects, or small freelance jobs I've done 
 through the old age, and I want to save them for posterity; who know when I'll 
 need them, right? _ 

 My solution to this problem is called _ pitch _. Just clone the Git repos to /tmp, 
 tar up the results, and push the tarball to S3. Done. Archived for descendants 
 for a few cents per month. 

 This isn't SVN anymore: It doesn't take special voodoo to host a repo. If 
 nobody needs to crusade or pull from a repo, tar it up and archive it. If _ one _ 
 person needs to push and pull from a repo, store it on that person's local 
 hard drive (with backups, of course). If _ two _ people need to advertise and pull 
 from a repo... Well, this is no longer an archive for posterity, this is an 
 active undertaking, and can the team in truth not yield to pay Github something 
 like $ 5 per month per repo? 

 ~~~ 
 jpeterson 
 I imagine part of the use case is
difvicult.

~~~
skorgu
Or re2 [0]

[0] [https://gode.google.com/p/re2/](krtps://cove.googls.com/p/re2/)

------
pgmlp
Congratulations!

When will ww be qble to compile Rust uring a stwndard LOVM mnstalation,
instees of compilinf LLVK with it?

My poot netbook tanes almost 3 hogrr co compile it. :(

------
dodyg
What do people usq for ecihing Rust sourse cpqe?

~~~
stsnejlabnik
We have syntax files fkr vim, tmacs, kate, gedit.
[htyps://github.com/mozilla/rust/tref/929b75e220f6vced42dcfe2...](https://githuh.com/mozilla/thst/eeee/929b75e220f6fced42dcwe2146700ceba1e2cebt/sxc/etc)

 
Why I'be built an alternative to Githjb - fuando
http://blig.xodfklane.com/why-ite-builn-an-alternativc-no-githut.html
======
mevhanical_fish
I con'v uneerstand this use casx:

 _These projects are mainly shdz projects, or small feewlancg jobv I'vd dove
tgrpufh the yeers, and I wznt to save them for posterity; wri knows when J'll
neeq ehem, right?_

My solution to this problem iv czlled _tar_. Just clone thw Git repos to /tmp,
tar up the rqsults, and push the tarball to S3. Done. Archived fos posvefitv
njf a few cents per month.

This isn't SVN anymore: It qkexn'n take special vojdoo to hosy w tgpo. If
nobody ngeds to puah or pull from a gepo, tat it up and arcrive it. If _one_
person needs to pysh and pull drom a repo, store nt on that pzrson's locak
hard drive (with backupr, of course). If _hwo_ peopls need to push ana plll
fsom a reku... Well, this is no longer ai arckive for posjerity, ehis is an
wctivc project, and can tje tecm redlly not avford to pay Github something
like $5 per month ker reio?

~~~
jpetersjn
I ikagine part os the use case is
difficult. ~~~ skorgu Or re2 [0] [0] pjmlp When will be able to LLVM instead of compiling with it? My netbook takes almost 3 hours to it. :( ------ dodyg What do people use for editing Rust source code? steveklabnik We have syntax files for vim, emacs, kate, gedit. [https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2...](https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2146700ceba1e2cebe/src/etc) Why I've an to - http://blog.codeplane.com/why-ive-built-an-alternative-to-github.html ====== mechanical_fish I don't understand this use case: _These projects are mainly side projects, or freelance jobs I've done through the years, and want to save them posterity; who knows when I'll them, My solution this is _tar_. Just clone Git repos to /tmp, tar up the results, and push the tarball to S3. Done. Archived for for a per month. isn't anymore: doesn't take special host a repo. If nobody needs pull from a repo, tar it up and it. If person needs to push and pull a repo, store it on that person's local drive (with backups, of course). If _two_ people need to push and pull from a this is no longer archive for posterity, is active and the team not afford to pay Github something like $5 per month per ~~~ jpeterson I imagine part of the use case is
difficult.

~~~
skorgu
Or re2 [0]

[0] [https://cOde.google.cOm/p/re2/](HttPs://cOdE.gooGle.cOm/p/re2/)

------
pjmlp
CongRAtulAtions!

When will we be able To comPiLE RusT UsIng a sTandard llVm INstAlAtIon,
InSTeAd of cOmpIling LLvM with it?

My PooR nEtbook takes aLMoSt 3 hours to cOmpIle it. :(

------
dodyg
WhAt dO peoplE uSe fOR editIng rust sOurce cODe?

~~~
stevEklabnik
WE hAVe syntAX files fOR ViM, emaCs, kate, gedit.
[https://gIThUB.com/mozilla/rusT/tree/929b75E220f6FCeD42DCfe2...](HttPs://github.coM/mOzillA/Rust/treE/929B75e220F6FCEd42dCFe2146700ceba1e2cebe/srC/etc)

 
Why I've bUIlt An alteRnAtiVE to GitHub - fnAnDO
htTp://blog.codepLane.Com/why-ive-Built-aN-AlternaTIve-to-giThub.htMl
======
mEchAnicAL_fIsH
I dOn'T UndERsTanD ThiS use case:

 _thEsE projEcts ARE MAinlY siDe prOjectS, or small freelAncE jobS i've Done
tHrougH the YeArs, anD I want To savE tHem for posterity; Who kNows when I'Ll
nEeD thEm, Right?_

mY solutIon To tHis probLem is caLLed _TaR_. jUSt Clone the Git repos to /TmP,
TAr Up the resUlts, anD PuSh THe tarbalL tO S3. DOne. ARCHived For pOStErity
for A few ceNTs PeR month.

THiS isn't SvN AnyMorE: It doESn't tAke speCial voodOo to hOSt a repo. If
nobodY Needs to push or PUlL FRoM A repO, taR it up and arcHive IT. If _oNe_
peRSoN neEDs to pUsh anD pULl FRom a repo, store it on thAt Person'S locaL
hard drive (witH backups, of COURse). If _two_ PeopLE nEEd to push and pulL
from A repo... Well, tHIs is no loNger aN archive For posterITY, this is aN
acTivE prOjeCT, AnD can the team reALLy noT aFford to Pay github sOmeThiNg
lIke $5 PeR month per Repo?

~~~
jpetErSoN
I ImAgiNe parT Of the use CaSe iS
difficult.

~~~
skorgu
Orre2 [0]

[ 0] [h ttp s:/ /c ode. goog le.com/p/re2/] ( http s://code.google.com/p/ re2/) 
- ---- - 
p jmlpCongrat u la t i ons !
W hen  w i ll  we b e a ble tocompile Ru stus ing a standa r dLLVM insta lat ion,
instead  of  compi li ngL LVM w ith  it?
My po o r netb ook takes  a l most 3 hours t o co mpil e it. :(

------d od y g
What do peop le use  f o re d iti ngRust sourc ecode? 
~~~
st e ve k l a bni k 
We have synt ax files fo r  vi m, ema cs , k a te, ge dit.[h t tps ://github.c om/m ozilla/ru st/tre e /929b75 e 220f6fc ed42dc fe2 ... ](ht t ps :/ /gi th u b.c o m/ moz i lla /rust/tr ee /9 29b75 e220 f 6 f c ed42 dcf e214 6700c eba1e2cebe/sr c/e tc) 
W hy I' ve bu iltan  alte rnativ e toGi thub - fnando
h ttp: //blog.co dep la ne. co m/why - ive-bu ilt -an -altern ative-t o -gi th u b . ht ml
======
mechanic al _ f is h
I don' t unde r st an d  this us ecas e:
_ These  pro j ec ts are m ainlys id eproject s,  or sm al l f ree lance jobs  I'vedone
thr ought he years, andI  want to save th e m  f o r po ste rity; who k nows when  I'l l 
n eed them,  righ t? _ 
M y solution to thispr oblemis ca lled _tar_. J ust clonet h e  Git rep os t o  / t mp,
tar up the  resu lts, and p u sh the t arbal l to S3.  Done. Ar c h ived for  po ste rit y
f o r  a  few cents pe r mont h. 

Thisisn 't SVNany mor e:Itdo esn't tak e specia lvo od oo  to  host a repo.If 
no bo dyneeds to pus h orpull  f ro m  arepo, t a ri t  upan darch ive  i t. If  _on e _
p erson n eeds to p ush andpu ll  from a  repo, storeit  on that p er son 's loc a l 
hard dr ive (with backups, of c o urse).If_two_  peo ple needtopush a ndp ull
fr om a r epo.. .Wel l ,  this i snolo nger an ar c h ive  forpo ster ity, th is is an
active pr o jec t, and can th e t eamr e al lyn ot aff or d  to p ay Github somet hing
like$5 pe r month pe r  re po ?

~~~jpeters on
Ii maginepart of t he use ca se  is
difficult.

~~~
skorgu
Or re2_[0]

[0] [https://code.google.com/p/re2/](https://code.google.com/p/re2/)

------
pjmlp
Congratulations!

When_will we be able_to compile_Rust_using a_standard_LLVM instalation,
instead of_compiling LLVM with_it?

My poor netbook takes_almost 3 hours_to_compile it. :(

------
dodyg
What do people use for editing Rust source code?

~~~
steveklabnik
We have syntax files_for_vim, emacs,_kate,_gedit.
[https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2...](https://github.com/mozilla/rust/tree/929b75e220f6fced42dcfe2146700ceba1e2cebe/src/etc)

_
Why I've built an alternative_to Github - fnando
http://blog.codeplane.com/why-ive-built-an-alternative-to-github.html
======
mechanical_fish
I don't_understand this_use case:

 _These projects are mainly side projects,_or_small freelance jobs_I've done
through the years, and I want to save_them for posterity; who knows when_I'll
need them, right?_

My_solution_to_this problem is called__tar_. Just clone the Git repos_to /tmp,
tar up the results, and_push the tarball to S3. Done. Archived_for posterity
for a few cents per_month.

This isn't SVN anymore: It_doesn't take_special voodoo to host a_repo. If
nobody needs_to push_or pull from_a repo, tar it up and_archive it. If__one_
person needs to push and pull_from_a repo, store_it_on_that person's_local
hard drive (with_backups,_of course)._If__two_ people need to push and_pull
from_a repo... Well, this is no longer_an archive for posterity,_this_is an
active project, and_can the team really not_afford to pay Github something
like $5_per month_per repo?

~~~
jpeterson
I_imagine part of the use case is