@@ -440,6 +440,36 @@ When `rustdoc` receives this flag, it will print an extra "Version (version)" in
440440the crate root's docs. You can use this flag to differentiate between different versions of your
441441library's documentation.
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443+ ## ` --emit ` : control the types of output for rustdoc to emit 
444+ 
445+ This flag controls the types of output by rustdoc. It accepts a comma-separated
446+ list of values, and may be specified multiple times. The valid emit kinds are:
447+ 
448+ -  ` unversioned-shared-resources `  --- Current a no-op option.
449+ -  ` toolchain-shared-resources `  --- Generates shared static files that their
450+  contents are tied to a specific toolchain version. These are written with a
451+  filename that includes a hash of their contents, so they are safe to cache with the
452+  change if the toolchain version or their contents change, so it is safe to
453+  cache them wit the ` Cache-Control: immutable `  directive.
454+ -  ` invocation-specific `  --- Generates files based on the crate(s) being
455+  documented. These file names need to be deterministic so there is no
456+  content-hash in their file names.
457+ -  ` dep-info `  --- Generates a file with Makefile syntax that indicates all the
458+  source files that were loaded to document the crate. The default output
459+  filename is ` CRATE_NAME.d ` . This emit type can can optionally be followed by
460+  ` = `  to specify an explicit output path, for example,
461+  ` --emit=dep-info=/path/to/foo.d ` . The output can be sent to stdout by
462+  specifying ` - `  as the path (e.g., ` --emit=dep-info=- ` ).
463+ 
464+ Using this flag looks like this:
465+ 
466+ ``` bash 
467+ $ rustdoc src/lib.rs --emit=toolchain-shared-resources,invocation-specific,dep-info=/path/too/build/cache/foo.d
468+ ``` 
469+ 
470+ If not specified, the default emit types would be
471+ ` --emit=toolchain-shared-resources,invocation-specific ` .
472+ 
443473## ` - ` : load source code from the standard input 
444474
445475If you specify ` - `  as the INPUT on the command line, then ` rustdoc `  will read the
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