but doesn't cargo deal with all that?, it makes a folder target/ with all the build "residue" and even makes a .gitignore with target/ on it. Whith other platforms sometimes I avoid those "scafoldings" but in the case of Rust Cargo doesn't add anything too fancy or complex. Is there some reason I don't see to not use cargo?
but doesn't cargo deal with all that?, it makes a folder target/ with all the build "residue" and even makes a .gitignore with target/ on it. Whith other platforms sometimes I avoid those "scafoldings" but in the case of Rust Cargo doesn't add anything too fancy or complex. Is there some reason I don't see to not use cargo?
Yes,
cargotakes care of this.This post is for using
rustcdirectly. I don't think there is any reason not to usecargo