rust: doctests: Mark generated rustdoc kunit tests extern "C" #968
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The generated rustdoc tests were marked no_mangle, but not extern "C". Since these are called from C by KUnit, they should use the C ABI. Signed-off-by: David Gow <[email protected]>
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Thanks David!
Yeah, that is fine. We could run |
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The generated rustdoc tests were marked no_mangle, but not extern "C". Since these are called from C by KUnit, they should use the C ABI.
This is a follow up to #967 and #966.
I'm away on a different computer than normal, so it's possible I've missed something: rustfmt passed on the
rustdoc_test_gen.rsfile itself (since we're just changing the string), but the generateddoctests_kernel_generated.rshas lots of formatting issues. I elected not to try to fix those (they probably depend on the length of the test name), and quite a few predate this patch.