Releases: rust-lang/rust
Releases · rust-lang/rust
Rust 0.2
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1500 changes, numerous bugfixes 
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New docs and doc tooling 
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New port: FreeBSD x86_64 
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Compilation model enhancements - Generics now specialized, multiply instantiated
- Functions now inlined across separate crates
 
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Scheduling, stack and threading fixes - Noticeably improved message-passing performance
- Explicit schedulers
- Callbacks from C
- Helgrind clean
 
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Experimental new language features - Operator overloading
- Region pointers
- Classes
 
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Various language extensions - C-callback function types: 'crust fn ...'
- Infinite-loop construct: 'loop { ... }'
- Shorten 'mutable' to 'mut'
- Required mutable-local qualifier: 'let mut ...'
- Basic glob-exporting: 'export foo::*;'
- Alt now exhaustive, 'alt check' for runtime-checked
- Block-function form of 'for' loop, with 'break' and 'ret'.
 
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New library code - AST quasi-quote syntax extension
- Revived libuv interface
- New modules: core::{future, iter}, std::arena
- Merged per-platform std::{os*, fs*} to core::{libc, os}
- Extensive cleanup, regularization in libstd, libcore
 
Rust 0.1
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Most language features work, including: - Unique pointers, unique closures, move semantics
- Interface-constrained generics
- Static interface dispatch
- Stack growth
- Multithread task scheduling
- Typestate predicates
- Failure unwinding, destructors
- Pattern matching and destructuring assignment
- Lightweight block-lambda syntax
- Preliminary macro-by-example
 
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Compiler works with the following configurations: - Linux: x86 and x86_64 hosts and targets
- macOS: x86 and x86_64 hosts and targets
- Windows: x86 hosts and targets
 
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Cross compilation / multi-target configuration supported. 
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Preliminary API-documentation and package-management tools included. 
Known issues:
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Documentation is incomplete. 
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Performance is below intended target. 
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Standard library APIs are subject to extensive change, reorganization. 
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Language-level versioning is not yet operational - future code will break unexpectedly.