Installing only the required components (optional)
This will includes all needed components for Rust: Here we use the "Workload" tab to select the "Desktop Development with C++" workload. Once this finishes, you can then select the components to be installed. The installer will start by linking to the license and for your edition of Visual Studio and then preparing the installer. This walkthrough uses the Community edition of Visual Studio but the Professional, Enterprise and the Build Tools all work the same way. Walkthrough: Installing Visual Studio 2022 Otherwise complete the Visual Studio install and continue with installing Rust. If you want more details on the installation process or want to further customize the install then follow the walkthrough below. On the "Language Packs" tab, make sure the English language pack is installed in addition to your preferred language. This will include the necessary components. Once you've downloaded and started the installer, the easiest way to get everything installed is to select "Desktop Development with C++". However this requires you already have a license to the Community, Professional or Enterprise edition.
You can opt to download only the Build Tools for Visual Studio, which does not include the IDE. Rust supports Visual Studio 2013 and later but it is recommended that you use the latest version (currently 2022) for new projects. It is free for individuals, academic and open source use but other uses, such as in proprietary enterprise software, should ask their organisation which edition is right for them. However, it installs Visual Studio Community edition which may not be appropriate for all users. If you don't have Visual Studio already installed then rustup-init will offer to automatically install the prerequisites.ĭoing so means you can skip the rest of this page. To compile programs into an exe file, Rust requires a linker, libraries and Windows API import libraries.įor msvc targets these can be acquired through Visual Studio.
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