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What are targets for in Rust?

What are targets for in Rust?

In Rust, targets refer to specific configurations that determine how your code is compiled and executed. Targets specify the platform or architecture for which Rust should compile the code. Types of Targets in Rust: Binary Targets (Binaries): These are executable programs that your project can build. In your Cargo.toml, you can define multiple binary targets. By default, if your project has a main.rs, Cargo will treat it as a binary target. You can also create additional binaries by placing other *.rs files in a src/bin/ directory. Library Targets: This is when you're building a library instead of an executable program.…
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