modulared

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by modulared 3mo ago
Looks like it was introduced in 1.81.0: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/09/05/Rust-1.81.0/#new-sort-...
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by modulared 6mo ago
> since the compiler cannot inline across await. Is this stated somewhere? A simple search online yields nothing, and just testing it out on godbolt the compiler does inline at least simple async functions as mentioned in the article.
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by modulared 7mo ago
Not having a required input, say when you try to reproduce a previous build of a package, is a separate issue to an input silently changing when you go to rebuild it. No build system can ensure a link stays up, only that what's fetched
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by modulared 11mo ago
That doesn't really make sense since memory safety is a property of a language. You can have code that is unsafe (read unsound), but that is a separate issue. For a language to be memory safe it means there must be no way to mishandl
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by modulared 1y ago
> I believe that languages with typestate can cause types to change as a result of function calls Do you have any specific languages?
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by modulared 1y ago
> I could disable autoadding files, but life will be worse that way. ``` [snapshot] auto-track = 'none()' ``` This is what I do, and I don't think it is worse. I prefer not having all my ignored files auto-tracked when I a
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by modulared 2y ago
> Why not just go talk the other people you'd really prefer to talk to? sorry, I didn't mean to be so argumentative or negative. (The "You'll have to ask the Rust community. Rust lacks enums." did get me a little
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by modulared 2y ago
> To which language? I mean more in the sense of "where did you get this definition from." > The difference there is in the types the enums are applied to. In one case, a basic integer-based type. In the other, a class. I&#x
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by modulared 2y ago
> Enums produce values. Tag-only unions 'produce' types (without values). Source? Is this something that is widely accepted, or just how you think enums should be defined. My understanding is you are saying (using c++ as an exa