CppDepend now supports Rust in Beta, bringing analysis, architecture understanding,
visualization, and AI-powered assistance to Rust codebases.
We’re excited to introduce Rust support (Beta).
This is an important step forward as we expand CppDepend to help developers explore,
understand, and improve increasingly complex codebases—now including Rust.
Want to try the Rust Beta?
Contact us at support@cppdepend.com
to request access and start evaluating it on your projects.
Rust adoption is growing rapidly thanks to its focus on performance,
safety, and reliability. As Rust codebases scale,
understanding structure, dependencies, and architecture becomes increasingly challenging.
That’s exactly where CppDepend comes in. The Rust Beta brings core analysis,
code quality, visualization, and exploration capabilities to help teams better
understand and control their Rust systems.
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How to Try the Rust Beta
Rust support is available today as a Beta.
To request access, simply contact us at
support@cppdepend.com.
We’d be happy to help you get started and hear your feedback on real-world Rust codebases.
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Code Query Language
Explore your Rust codebase with a powerful query engine.
Detect patterns and anti-patterns, enforce architectural rules, build custom quality checks,
and automate insights across your code.
In addition to analysis, Rust support includes visual tools to help you explore your architecture
and dependencies more effectively.
Use the Dependency Structure Matrix (DSM) to identify cycles and architectural issues,
the Dependency Graph to understand relationships between code elements,
and the Code Map to get a high-level overview of your system.
This is a Beta release, which means some features are still evolving.
Performance, coverage, and language support will continue to improve,
and your feedback will directly help shape the future of Rust support in CppDepend.
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Try It and Share Feedback
We’d love your input as you evaluate the Rust Beta on your projects.
Tell us what works well, what’s missing, and what you’d like to see next.
Your feedback will help us prioritize the next improvements.
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What’s Next
We’re actively working on deeper Rust language support, more advanced queries and rules,
improved visualizations, and performance optimizations.
Rust support is available starting today in Beta. Explore your Rust code like never before
and take control of its architecture, quality, and evolution.