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The goal for the dev is to be able to compile rust code in governmental code base. As all the static checking will still be done with rustc, it doesn't need to
by xiphias2 6y ago
The goal for the dev is to be able to compile rust code in governmental code base. As all the static checking will still be done with rustc, it doesn't need to be a full compiler.
- monoideism 6y ago> As all the static checking will still be done with rustc, it doesn't need to be a full compiler. So then this is just a backend?
- Gaelan 6y agoIf you're talking about gccrs, no, it's a full reimplementation. I think your parent is saying developers can use rustc (including its borrow checker) while iterating, then produce the release builds using gccrs from code that is known to borrow check.
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