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Rust-owned standard-library declarations and executable reference documentation.
prelude generates the compiler prelude and its docs from the same declarations.
functions owns global native signatures and crate::methods owns receiver
methods used by both the checker and the reference. Primitive descriptions come
directly from crate::Value doc comments.
The website renders catalog; it does not maintain a parallel language schema.
Re-exports§
pub use prelude::PRELUDE;
Modules§
- functions
- Documented native functions supplied by the Rust interpreter.
- prelude
- Rust-owned source and reference metadata for declarations imported by every program.
- values
- Primitive references reuse doc comments captured at the Rust Value variants.
Structs§
- Builtin
- One standard-library entry shared by the website and language services.
- Builtin
Definition - One documented Rust registration. Macros emit this alongside the declaration consumed by the compiler; doc comments feed both rustdoc and the website.
- Builtin
Example - An executable, documented example exported to a host UI.
- Builtin
Member - A compiler-derived field, method, parameter or result with source documentation.
- Example
Spec - A source-owned example and its independent expected result.
- Member
Doc - Documentation attached to a field, parameter, method or function result.
Functions§
- catalog
- Return the standard library from Rust declarations, doc comments and checked examples. This metadata is also exported unchanged by the WebAssembly SDK.