Subj : Re: Learning to code for
To   : Dennisk
From : NuSkooler
Date : Sun Jul 05 2020 12:52:54


On Saturday, July 4th Dennisk said...
 De> Is Rust for DOS efficient?  I tried it briefly for Linux, and it created 
 De> very large libraries.  I'm not even sure there is a DOS compiler, you 
 De> would have to compile on an other OS and transfer it to DOS.

I've not had this issue with Rust, probably lib(s) you brought in? Yeah, you
have to cross compile to produce DOS binaries. This is certainly something more
 bleeding edge. FPC is better suited if you want to produce DOS binaries from a
 cross compile and have better support I imagine.




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