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This wiki is about the project M 1452: Integrate an XML Parser, which is a part of the ongoing development on the Servo browser. Below you can find a brief description about the servo project, rust programming language, requirements of this particular project, setting up of the development environment and other relevant details. | This wiki is about the project M 1452: Integrate an XML Parser, which is a part of the ongoing development on the Servo browser. Below you can find a brief description about the servo project, rust programming language, requirements of this particular project, setting up of the development environment and other relevant details. | ||
= Background Information = | |||
== Rust == | |||
[http://www.rust-lang.org/ Rust] is a systems language for writing high performance applications that are usually written in C or C++ but it was developed to prevent some of the problems related to invalid memory accesses that generate segmentation faults. It covers imperative, functional and object-oriented programming. | |||
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Integrating an XML Parser
This wiki is about the project M 1452: Integrate an XML Parser, which is a part of the ongoing development on the Servo browser. Below you can find a brief description about the servo project, rust programming language, requirements of this particular project, setting up of the development environment and other relevant details.
Background Information
Rust
Rust is a systems language for writing high performance applications that are usually written in C or C++ but it was developed to prevent some of the problems related to invalid memory accesses that generate segmentation faults. It covers imperative, functional and object-oriented programming.