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by rabidferret
1865 days ago
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> Or now that I think about it, is it instead the case that a whole program including all dependencies will be compiled by the same compiler (of which newer editions will have the latest security fixes) It's this. Rust doesn't (yet) have a stable ABI for functions that aren't marked `extern "C"`. Any security vulnerability that would affect code in rust-lang/rust would most likely be in the standard library, which doesn't change between editions. All code links to the same libstd. Only the compiler frontend changes |
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