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Reader.read_at_least() ensures that at least a given number of bytes have been read. The most common use-case for this is ensuring at least 1 byte has been read. If the reader returns 0 enough times in a row, a new error kind NoProgress will be returned instead of looping infinitely. This change is necessary in order to properly support Readers that repeatedly return 0, either because they're broken, or because they're attempting to do a non-blocking read on some resource that never becomes available. Also add .push() and .push_at_least() methods. push() is like read() but the results are appended to the passed Vec. Remove Reader.fill() and Reader.push_exact() as they end up being thin wrappers around read_at_least() and push_at_least(). [breaking-change] |
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compiler-rt@ed112ca1e4 | ||
compiletest | ||
doc | ||
driver | ||
etc | ||
gyp@1e46da1000 | ||
jemalloc@6a96910f2e | ||
libarena | ||
libbacktrace | ||
libcollections | ||
libcore | ||
libflate | ||
libfmt_macros | ||
libfourcc | ||
libgetopts | ||
libglob | ||
libgraphviz | ||
libgreen | ||
libhexfloat | ||
liblibc | ||
liblog | ||
libnative | ||
libnum | ||
librand | ||
libregex | ||
libregex_macros | ||
librustc | ||
librustdoc | ||
librustuv | ||
libsemver | ||
libserialize | ||
libstd | ||
libsync | ||
libsyntax | ||
libterm | ||
libtest | ||
libtime | ||
liburl | ||
libuuid | ||
libuv@43495892de | ||
libworkcache | ||
llvm@4b4d0533b4 | ||
rt | ||
rustllvm | ||
test | ||
README.md | ||
snapshots.txt |
This is a preliminary version of the Rust compiler, libraries and tools.
Source layout:
Path | Description |
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librustc/ |
The self-hosted compiler |
libstd/ |
The standard library (imported and linked by default) |
libextra/ |
The "extras" library (slightly more peripheral code) |
libgreen/ |
The M:N runtime library |
libnative/ |
The 1:1 runtime library |
libsyntax/ |
The Rust parser and pretty-printer |
libcollections/ |
A collection of useful data structures and containers |
libnum/ |
Extended number support library (complex, rational, etc) |
libtest/ |
Rust's test-runner code |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
libarena/ |
The arena (a fast but limited) memory allocator |
libflate/ |
Simple compression library |
libfourcc/ |
Data format identifier library |
libgetopts/ |
Get command-line-options library |
libglob/ |
Unix glob patterns library |
libregex/ |
Regular expressions |
libsemver/ |
Rust's semantic versioning library |
libserialize/ |
Encode-Decode types library |
libsync/ |
Concurrency mechanisms and primitives |
libterm/ |
ANSI color library for terminals |
libtime/ |
Time operations library |
libuuid/ |
UUID's handling code |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
rt/ |
The runtime system |
rt/rust_*.c |
- Some of the runtime services |
rt/vg |
- Valgrind headers |
rt/msvc |
- MSVC support |
rt/sundown |
- The Markdown library used by rustdoc |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
compiletest/ |
The test runner |
test/ |
Testsuite |
test/codegen |
- Tests for the LLVM IR infrastructure |
test/compile-fail |
- Tests that should fail to compile |
test/debug-info |
- Tests for the debuginfo tool |
test/run-fail |
- Tests that should compile, run and fail |
test/run-make |
- Tests that depend on a Makefile infrastructure |
test/run-pass |
- Tests that should compile, run and succeed |
test/bench |
- Benchmarks and miscellaneous |
test/pretty |
- Pretty-printer tests |
test/auxiliary |
- Dependencies of tests |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
librustdoc/ |
The Rust API documentation tool |
libuv/ |
The libuv submodule |
librustuv/ |
Rust libuv support code |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
llvm/ |
The LLVM submodule |
rustllvm/ |
LLVM support code |
------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
etc/ |
Scripts, editors support, misc |
NOTE: This list (especially the second part of the table which contains modules and libraries) is highly volatile and subject to change.