In IntelliJ-Rust we use "rust-src" rustup component to acquire standard crates sources (which we use for all IDE intelligence). And there is not proc_macro crate in the standard "rust-src" distribution. It results to the fact that our IDE know nothing about proc_macro crate and can't provide any IDE features in code that uses it.
So it would be very nice to add "proc_macro" to "rust-src" rustup component distribution =)
Is it enough to just add it to this list?
I see proc_macro has a several dependencies: "libsyntax", "libsyntax_pos", "librustc_errors", "librustc_data_structures". Is it ok to not add them to the list?
In IntelliJ-Rust we use "rust-src" rustup component to acquire standard crates sources (which we use for all IDE intelligence). And there is not proc_macro crate in the standard "rust-src" distribution. It results to the fact that our IDE know nothing about proc_macro crate and can't provide any IDE features in code that uses it.
So it would be very nice to add "proc_macro" to "rust-src" rustup component distribution =)
Is it enough to just add it to this list?
rust/src/bootstrap/dist.rs
Line 858 in 554b787
I see proc_macro has a several dependencies: "libsyntax", "libsyntax_pos", "librustc_errors", "librustc_data_structures". Is it ok to not add them to the list?