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| No. rust-analyzer is a complete reimplementation of a frontend for Rust. It does share some parts with rustc (e.g. pattern analysis and hopefully soon the trait solver), but the majority is home-made. The reason is that traditional compilers are just badly suited to handle IDE scenario. In fact, before rust-analyzer, there was RLS which was implemented on top of rustc, but it was really slow. | 
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| See also https://rust-analyzer.github.io/book/contributing/architecture.html and the linked YouTube series. | 
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Just curious whether this is how it works.
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