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Is there still a published format standard for Rust?

I did some research in the Rust programming language, and I tried to find an authoritative published standard (or at least a document that works like that), like ECMA standard or C ++ standard or something like that that defines the syntax of the language and libraries.

Is there such a thing? Or is it still working?

If this does not exist, then which resource is the closest?

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No, there is currently no formal specification for Rust. This will happen when the tongue stabilizes.

For most things, formal grammars exist, but some of them are incorrect and outdated. The rust reference guide is closest to what you want. (And the code is the most correct specification.)

Do not be afraid - this situation will improve in the coming months.

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