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features in Rust, so what you're looking for may be there, not here.
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Similarly, this book does not usually book the specifics of ` rustc ` as a
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- tool or of Cargo. Cargo has a [ book] [ cargo book] that contains a
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- [ reference] [ cargo reference ] . There are a few pages such as [ linkage ] that still
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- describe how ` rustc ` works.
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+ tool or of Cargo. ` rustc ` has its own [ book] [ rustc book] . Cargo has a
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+ [ book ] [ cargo book ] that contains a [ reference] [ cargo reference ] . There are a few
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+ pages such as [ linkage ] that still describe how ` rustc ` works.
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This book also only serves as a reference to what is available in stable
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Rust. For unstable features being worked on, see the [ Unstable Book] .
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## Contributing
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- We welcome contributions of all kind .
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+ We welcome contributions of all kinds .
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You can contribute to this book by opening an issue or sending a pull
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request to [ the Rust Reference repository] . If this book does not answer
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[ cargo reference ] : ../cargo/reference/index.html
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[ expressions chapter ] : expressions.html
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[ lifetime of temporaries ] : expressions.html#temporary-lifetimes
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- [ linkage ] : linkage.html
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+ [ linkage ] : linkage.html
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+ [ rustc book ] : ../rustc/index.html
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