Speed-up unit tests#6
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nunoplopes merged 3 commits intoCpp2Rust:masterfrom Apr 17, 2026
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Isn't this missing the removal of Cargo.toml, or is that part of another PR? |
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I removed it now, thanks! |
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this change (turning into a method) is not useful; it makes the code slower for no benefit.
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Should I also make sharedTargetDir and cargoEnv free functions instead of methods?
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Sub-part of #3
First unit test compiles libcc2rs and rules in cargo-target, then all unit-tests use the precompiled libraries from cargo-target instead of building them each time.