Rust 1.97.1 Ships Emergency Fix for LLVM Bug That Silently Corrupted Code Since 1.87
Rust shipped an emergency point release fixing an LLVM miscompilation that quietly existed since Rust 1.87 and turned crash-prone after 1.97.0.
Rust shipped an emergency point release fixing an LLVM miscompilation that quietly existed since Rust 1.87 and turned crash-prone after 1.97.0.
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