I really hope there are a lot of expansions , because I snagged a 777 reward . <| sep |> The system is in a right spot right now . Stop complaining TR and NC , and learn to play the VS is kicking your butts guys . Clear all of the continents and we will lock ' em again . PS Instead of wasting time complaining , go and Git Gud . D <| sep |> Do you also take the stairs eight at a time ? <| sep |> it felt out of the blueI see what you did there . <| sep |> Rust doesn ' t support SPARC yet , but it ' s mainly a matter of Rust is a young language , there ' s only so much time in a day , not everyone has access to SPARC hardware , and nobody with access has volunteered to add support . Given that LLVM does support SPARC and Rust uses LLVM as a backend , it ' s certainly not out of the question if someone with the hardware and the time steps up . Honestly , it ' s been so long since I heard of SPARC compared to , for example , POWER , that I ' d started to wonder if it had gone the way of Alpha AXP . Rust is actually gaining quite a bit of portability very quickly , given how young it is . It ' s already capable of targeting and hosting the bare compiler on some impressively niche BSDs , good progress is being made on tooling for targeting baremetal platforms like ARMbased microcontrollers , and experimental support for MSP 430 16 bit microcontrollers was recently announced . Now hosting on architectures other than x 86 , x 8664 , and ARM is more work than just targeting them but that ' s still just a matter of who has time and hardware .