Fix argument handling on Redox #38626
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Don't merge yet, I will rebase on master now that #38577 is merged |
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Rebased, ready for merge. |
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@bors: r+ |
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Thanks @alexcrichton! |
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Fix argument handling on Redox After switching the start code to be handled in libc, we are no longer passing in slices as arguments into the libstd main function. This means that handling had to be rewritten to match the unix way of doing things. Additional commits on this branch are going to be merged in this PR: #38577 (comment)
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After switching the start code to be handled in libc, we are no longer passing in slices as arguments into the libstd main function. This means that handling had to be rewritten to match the unix way of doing things.
Additional commits on this branch are going to be merged in this PR: #38577 (comment)