Rust errors

• error: linker `cc` not foundrustc compiles your code itself but uses the system C toolchain to link the final binary. No C compiler/linker (cc) is installed, so linking fails. Install build-essential (Debian/Ubuntu), gcc (Fedora/Arch/Alpine) or Xcode Command Line Tools (macOS).
• error[E0106]: missing lifetime specifierA function returns a reference, or a struct/enum holds one, and Rust can't infer which input the reference borrows from. You must name the lifetime — or return/store an owned value instead.
• error[E0277]: the trait bound is not satisfiedYou used a type where a trait implementation is required (by a generic bound, a macro like println!, or the ? operator) but the type doesn't implement that trait. Derive or implement the trait, convert the value, or change the bound.
• error[E0308]: mismatched typesAn expression has a different type than the place it's used requires. Rust never converts between types implicitly, so you must parse, convert, borrow, dereference or wrap the value explicitly.
• error[E0382]: borrow of moved valueYou used a value after ownership moved somewhere else. Borrow it with & instead of moving it, clone it, or reorder the code.
• error[E0425]: cannot find value `x` in this scopeYou used a variable, constant or function name that doesn't exist where you used it: it is out of scope (declared inside a block), misspelled, not imported, or `self` is missing in a method.
• error[E0502]: cannot borrow as mutable because it is also borrowed as immutableYou tried to change a value while a reference to it is still in use. Finish using the reference first, copy the data out, or restructure the code.
• error[E0599]: no method named `x` found for struct `T` in the current scopeRust can't find a method with that name for the value's type. Usually the method comes from a trait that isn't imported, the type is wrapped (Option, Result, Rc, &), a trait bound is missing, or a crate feature is disabled.