I keep getting this error when trying to run a basic hello world program in rust and when I tried running it I got an error saying that I need a program called link.exe, how do I install this for VS Code.

For example, I want to run the test with MALLOC_CONF="prof:true,prof_active:false", so I could just do

I have to build my Rust program within a container, where I have all the build-essentials for i586 available (my target architecture is also i586).

I have to build my Rust program within a container, where I have all the build-essentials for i586 available (my target architecture is also i586).

I tried using use glutin::window::WindowBuilder and extern crate glutin and the compiler still says that Glutin doesn’t have glutin::window::WindowBuilder.
After installing the latest version (with running cargo add glutin and making sure it was in the dependencies section of Cargo.toml) and trying extern crate glutin; and use glutin::window::WindowBuilder; the compiler still says that Glutin doesn’t have glutin::window::WindowBuilder.

I’m working on a Rust project and I want to organize my code into multiple files and subdirectories. I have a main.rs file that I want to import modules from other files and subdirectories into.

I have been developing a chess engine and I have published it in crates.io for public use.

Running both cargo run and cargo build --locked results in the process stalling indefinitely when attempting to build librocksdb-sys. No error appears even after leaving it to run overnight.

fn render_task_enter_field<W>(stdout: &mut W) where W: Write, { … } I need to add this function to vector. I will iterate it and call each function. I have tried Vec<fn(&mut impl Write)>, but it does not work rust rust-cargo New contributor Artem Novikov is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for […]

I have a Rust project that follows a structure: