Sure, but the functionality was present back when snapshots were the only game in town. I'd hope progress to versioned releases meant that users could make their life easier by using them rather than having to stay using snapshotted nightlies.
I'm glad now libraries are at least supported, which is good enough for my purpose (linking done with gcc, no idea if that's still state of the art for rust-on-stm32 or what), but it had been an annoyance. But I believe procedural macros are still in the same boat.
Somewhat tangential, this is the kind of blind spot encouraged by the rustup.sh degeneracy.
I'm glad now libraries are at least supported, which is good enough for my purpose (linking done with gcc, no idea if that's still state of the art for rust-on-stm32 or what), but it had been an annoyance. But I believe procedural macros are still in the same boat.
Somewhat tangential, this is the kind of blind spot encouraged by the rustup.sh degeneracy.