I tried to install Parity (an Ethereum client) on my CHIP computer (similar to a Raspberry Pi with 4GB memory). I cloned the repository and ran
cargo build --release
After a while I noticed that about 40% of the memory was used and I stopped the installation process. There was only 20% used before, so now I want to clean all of this Rust stuff. How can I do that?
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By default, cargo add will add a wildcard dependency for the crate; you can add multiple such wildcard dependencies at once by listening them one by one (e.g. cargo add serde libc time will add all three crates).
Cargo-watch helps you shorten your fix, compile, run cycle by automatically building your project in the background whenever you make changes to your code.
Cargo places all temporary build files into the target/
directory. Sometimes, if not already present, Cargo also creates a Cargo.lock
file. The directory can be removed by executing:
cargo clean
Cargo also saves the package index and the source code of dependencies globally in ~/.cargo/registry/
.
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