rust9x-1.99.1-v1

Rebased onto Rust 1.99.1.

rust9x-1.99.0-v2

Fix debug builds: fix debug_assert! failure on pre-XP on startup (AddVectoredExceptionHandler doesn't exist there, and the stub impl triggered the assertion)

rust9x-1.99.0-v1

Rebased onto stable Rust 1.99.0.

rust9x-1.99-beta-v5

Rebased onto upstream Rust 1.99.0-beta.7.

rust9x-1.99-beta-v4

Rebased onto upstream Rust 1.99.0-beta.6

rust9x-1.99-beta-v3

Rebased onto upstream Rust 1.99.0-beta.5.

rust9x-1.99-beta-v2

• Rebased onto updated upstream 1.99.0-beta.3.
• Tweaked the sample bootstrap files to skip building cargo, and to build cargo-clippy and cargo-fmt, to make the self-built toolchain easier to use. This does not affect CI-built toolchains.
• Update generic thread parker code based on the pthread parker.

rust9x-1.99-beta-v1

Rebased onto Rust 1.99.0-beta and squashed/cleaned up the changeset.

rust9x-1.98-beta-v5

• Fixed Mutex::try_lock() being broken on Windows 95 (#72) (due to 86Box which allowed writes to 0x00000010 to go through without page fault, hiding the issue. already fixed! :))
• Added i486-rust9x-windows-msvc target #70. This will most likely be the lowest supported target. 386 would need full atomic emulation and various LLVM fixes.
  • Note that this target will not be provided in the CI build as it is a niche within the niche :) You should be able to use the cargo build-std feature to use it, though, even with the precompiled toolchain.
• Fixed build requirements that happened to work on both my system and CI, but still weren't correct 😅 Thanks @eltrevii (#71)

rust9x-1.98-beta-v4

No changes, just enabled the CI run for precompiled distributions for x64 Linux and Windows (rust9x msvc targets only, for now).

See the docs for setup instructions.