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Add support for parsing with rust-analyzer instead of librustc_parse #70745
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This adds a new librustc_parse_ra library that implements the same interface of librustc_parse, but uses rust-analyzer to parse the code, and then converts the rust-analyzer AST to the rustc AST, and adds a new -Z parse-with-rust-analyzer option that makes rustc use it, gated by a new rust_analyzer feature flag and config.toml option. The code is preliminary but should be essentially complete, and capable of building large projects that only use the Rust 2018 edition (Rust 2015 is not currently supported by rust-analyzer). Note that this is likely to accept invalid code, is not fully complete, and provides worse error messages than the current parser, so it cannot be stabilized without significant additional work.
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This adds a new librustc_parse_ra library that implements the same interface of librustc_parse, but uses rust-analyzer to parse the code, and then converts the rust-analyzer AST to the rustc AST, and adds a new -Z parse-with-rust-analyzer option that makes rustc use it, gated by a new rust_analyzer feature flag and config.toml option.
The code is preliminary but should be essentially complete, and capable of building large projects that only use the Rust 2018 edition (Rust 2015 is not currently supported by rust-analyzer).
This is likely to accept invalid code, is not fully complete, and provides worse error messages than the current parser, so it cannot be stabilized without significant additional work, and is currently only useful for experimental and development purposes.
It depends on a slightly modified version of rust-analyzer from rust-lang/rust-analyzer#3838