Read configuration from make File.fst-in
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Most of it anyhow (after removing the config files). The pulse2rust code apparently requires an EDIT: Pulse2Rust doesn't work with the config file either.. |
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The make target
File.fst-inis a standard way to obtain the F* command-line flags necessary to buildFile.fst. This PR adds support to the LSP server to read the configuration frommake File.fst-inif there is no.fst.config.jsonfile.(Running
makecan potentially take quite some time, so I've made the whole configuration loading code async.)@nikswamy I think you have something similar in your emacs config. Does this look right? If there's a file
lib/foo/Bar.fst, then we runmake Bar.fst-inthelib/foodirectory and then split the output by spaces. Are there any options we'd need to filter out?