#![cfg(feature = "const_mut_refs")] //currently breaking my main function
fn main() {
println!("Hello, world!");
}
Currently whenever I have this compiler flag on my nightly compiler my main function can’t be found. It gives me the error:
"main
function not found in crate insert_name_here
consider adding a main
function to src/main.rs
"
I don’t know who to inform about said error, but I know it’s a nightly feature so I thought I should inform the community in some way. I tried to make the smallest reproducable version so others could tell me their experiences or if there was a way they could fix it.
I’d define this as a compiler error but not in the traditional sense, because the compiler is the one making the mistake.
>Solution :
#![cfg(feature = "const_mut_refs")]
This does not enable the unstable const_mut_refs
compiler feature.
- The
#[cfg]
attribute is used for conditional compilation meaning it will disable code where the condition is not met. - The
!
part means apply the attribute to the current module (in this case, the crate root). - The
feature = "const_mut_refs"
syntax will try looking for a cargo feature and not a compiler feature.
So effectively you are disabling your entire crate when the "const_mut_refs"
cargo feature is not enabled, and thus main()
is not found.
What you actually want is:
#![feature(const_mut_refs)]