Execute Rust code outside of the runtime #4435
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This begins executing Rust code in a fresh context with no runtime environment
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r=me. Unfortunate that this needs rt stuff though. |
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It won't be hard to rewrite that bit of runtime code. Maybe I'll try tonight, though there are some multiplatform bits. |
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native_lib/trace: fix and reenable
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r? @pcwalton
This is a little function executes Rust code on a new thread, with no task or runtime context. We'll use this to start writing a new scheduler/runtime in Rust.