docs(manifest): Update crate-types with cdylib
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Rust 1.11 now supports the `cdylib` crate-type, so added it to the list of options. Also added a link to the [Linkage](https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference.html#linkage) section in the Rust Reference manual which explains what the different crate types actually mean in practice....though right now it actually doesn't explain what a `cdylib` is, specifically. ;)
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| The available options are `dylib`, `rlib`, and `staticlib`. You should only use | ||
| this option in a project. Cargo will always compile packages (dependencies) | ||
| based on the requirements of the project that includes them. | ||
| The available options are `dylib`, `rlib`, `staticlib`, and, as of Rust 1.11, |
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We don't generally make statements like "as of Rust version" in the docs, as the deployed ones are for the current version, and the right versions come with each version of the compiler.
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Thanks so much! If we can just remove the wording about Rust 1.11, very happy to merge this. I had this on my personal "todo" list and now I don't have to! 😄 |
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Done, thanks for quick feedback! :) |
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@bors: r+ |
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docs(manifest): Update crate-types with `cdylib` Rust 1.11 now supports the `cdylib` crate-type, so added it to the list of options. Also added a link to the [Linkage](https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference.html#linkage) section in the Rust Reference manual which explains what the different crate types actually mean in practice....though right now it actually doesn't explain what a `cdylib` is, specifically. ;)
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Rust 1.11 now supports the
cdylibcrate-type, so added it to the list of options.Also added a link to the Linkage section in the Rust Reference manual which explains what the different crate types actually mean in practice....though right now it actually doesn't explain what a
cdylibis, specifically. ;)