The update to Rust version 1.84.1 addresses several issues including fixing overlapping implementations in incremental builds, resolving compiler errors in duplicate-crate diagnostics, and correcting missing debug information due to LLVM's limitations. It also includes improvements for those compiling Rust from source, specifically regarding symlink resolutions for LLVM binaries. The imminent release of Rust 1.85, scheduled for February 20, will introduce stable support for async closures, indicating a significant evolution in Rust's programming capabilities.
The 1.84.1 update includes crucial fixes for overlapping implementations in incremental builds, improving the overall stability and performance of the Rust language.
In addition to resolving compiler errors in duplicate-crate diagnostics, the update addresses missing debug information linked to LLVM's location discriminator value limit.
Users building Rust from source will benefit from enhancements related to symlink resolution for LLVM tool binaries and ci-rustc usage on tarball sources.
Anticipation builds for Rust 1.85, set to release on February 20, which promises stable async closure support, marking a significant advancement in Rust's features.
Collection
[
|
...
]