Rust 1.21 Released With Minor Updates
For fans of the Rust "safe, concurrent, practical systems language", the Rust 1.21 update is available today with some modest updates and additions.
Highlights of Rust 1.21 include:
- Documentation improvements.
- Rust now runs LLVM in parallel for code generation and should lower the peak RAM usage.
- Continued work on library stabilizations though mostly minor this cycle.
- Cargo gains support for a new [patch] section to override parts of a package's dependency graph.
- cargo install can now support installing multiple crates at once.
More details on the Rust 1.21 update via the detailed writeup at Rust-Lang.org.
Highlights of Rust 1.21 include:
- Documentation improvements.
- Rust now runs LLVM in parallel for code generation and should lower the peak RAM usage.
- Continued work on library stabilizations though mostly minor this cycle.
- Cargo gains support for a new [patch] section to override parts of a package's dependency graph.
- cargo install can now support installing multiple crates at once.
More details on the Rust 1.21 update via the detailed writeup at Rust-Lang.org.
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