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September 18, 2023In my previous post, I described the idea of using an edition mechanism to introduce a new auto trait. I wrote that the compiler would need to create an “unbreakable firewall” to prevent using !Leak types from the new edit...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-09-20 ~2 min read
May 27, 2023One of the most famous anecdotes that forms the basis of the United States’ political self-identity is the story of an interaction between Benjamin Franklin and Elizabeth Willing Powel after the Constitutional Convention of 1787...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-05-31 ~5 min read
I have been devoting a lot of my free time in the past month to thinking about structured concurrency, and a blog post about that is coming soon, but first I want to revisit iterators and generators.In a previous post, I wrote about one of...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-05-10 ~6 min read
This is the first post in a series of posts about concurrency in Rust, and the different APIs that can exist to support it. Unlike my recent series on control-flow effects, this series isn’t driving toward any particular vision of what I th...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-04-12 ~8 min read
March 26, 2023One of the main emphases of my recent posts has been that I believe shipping generators would solve a lot of user problems by making it easy to write imperative iterative code, and especially to make that iterative code intera...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-03-29 ~12 min read
March 22, 2023In a previous post, I established the notion of “registers” - code in Rust can be written in different registers, and it’s important to adequately support all registers. I specifically discussed the low-level interface of the...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2023-03-29 ~8 min read
October 1, 2020In the previous post in this series, I wrote about how the core state machine of ringbahn is implemented. In this post I want to talk about another central concept in ringbahn: “drivers”, external libraries which determine ho...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2020-10-07 ~8 min read
September 30, 2020A bit over a year ago, I wrote some notes on a “smaller Rust” - a higher level language that would take inspiration from some of Rust’s type system innovations, but would be simpler by virtue of targeting a domain with les...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2020-09-30 ~12 min read
August 6, 2020I’ve just released a new crate called propane, which is a library for writing generator functions. It can only run on nightly:#![feature(generators, generator_trait, try_trait)] #[propane::generator] fn fizz_buzz() -> String {...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2020-08-11 ~4 min read
Many people who use Rust for a bit - especially those who like the language but do not fall in love with it - feel a sense that there must be a smaller, simpler variation on the same theme which would maybe be a little less powerful, but wo...
without.boats Observations/Thoughts 2020-07-28 ~6 min read
July 16, 2020It’s hard to believe that its been more than 3 years since I opened RFC 2000, which defined the const generics for Rust. At the same time, reading the RFC thread, there’s also been a huge amount of change in this area: for one...
without.boats News & Blog Posts 2020-07-21 ~6 min read
July 2, 2020Last time I wrote about ringbahn, a safe API for using io-uring from Rust. I wrote that I would soon write a series of posts about the mechanism that makes ringbahn work. In the first post in that series, I want to look at the c...
without.boats News & Blog Posts 2020-07-08 ~7 min read
While implementing ringbahn, I introduced at least two bugs that caused memory safety errors, resulting in segfaults, allocator aborts, and bizarre undefined behavior. I’ve fixed both bugs that I could find, and now I have no evidence that...
without.boats News & Blog Posts 2020-06-16 ~4 min read
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