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If I remember right, Rusts approach for their stdlib is that the bare minimum is actually in there and everything else is to be supplied by libraries, like the
by Lev1a 10y ago
If I remember right, Rusts approach for their stdlib is that the bare minimum is actually in there and everything else is to be supplied by libraries, like the getopts crate that was split from the stdlib AFAIK.
- steveklabnik 10y agoGenerally speaking, yes. This is driven by three things, largely: Rust has a very wide variety of use-cases, we don't want to stabilize a poor API forever, and Cargo exists and works well.