The compiler_builtins library is now a crates.io dependency of alloc #23
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rust-lang/rust#56092 changed the build process of the sysroot in the following way:
The compiler_builtins is now a normal crates.io crate: https://crates.io/crates/compiler_builtins. Since compiler_buitlins depends on libcore, but no sysroot exists yet when building liballoc, it has a special
rustc-std-workspace-corefeature that overwrites the core dependency with an empty crates.io crate called rustc-std-workspace-core. This makes it possible to override thecoredependency through apatchsection in the Cargo.toml of liballoc.For time reasons, this PR takes a different approach: Instead of using the
rustc-std-workspace-corefeature and apatchsection to buildcoretogether with liballoc, we keep on buildingcorefirst and then set the sysroot in RUSTFLAGS when compiling liballoc. This way, both liballoc and compiler_builtins use the core library that we built in the previous step.Fixes #22