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## Summary Add a new flag to the compiler, `--cap-lints`, which set the maximum possible lint level for the entire crate (and cannot be overridden). Cargo will then pass `--cap-lints allow` to all upstream dependencies when compiling code....
RFC 1193 RFC 2015-07-07 ~3 min read
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## Summary Add a high-level intermediate representation (HIR) to the compiler. This is basically a new (and additional) AST more suited for use by the compiler. This is purely an implementation detail of the compiler. It has no effect on th...
RFC 1191 RFC 2015-07-06 ~2 min read
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## Summary Add support to the compiler to override the default allocator, allowing a different allocator to be used by default in Rust programs. Additionally, also switch the default allocator for dynamic libraries and static libraries to u...
RFC 1183 RFC 2015-06-27 ~8 min read
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## Summary Tweak the `#![no_std]` attribute, add a new `#![no_core]` attribute, and pave the way for stabilizing the libcore library. ## Motivation Currently all stable Rust programs must link to the standard library (libstd), and it is imp...
RFC 1184 RFC 2015-06-26 ~5 min read
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## Summary Introduce and implement `IntoRaw{Fd, Socket, Handle}` traits to complement the existing `AsRaw{Fd, Socket, Handle}` traits already in the standard library. ## Motivation The `FromRaw{Fd, Socket, Handle}` traits each take ownershi...
RFC 1174 RFC 2015-06-24 ~1 min read
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## Summary This RFC proposes a design for *specialization*, which permits multiple `impl` blocks to apply to the same type/trait, so long as one of the blocks is clearly "more specific" than the other. The more specific `impl` block is used...
RFC 1210 RFC 2015-06-17 ~58 min read
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## Summary Add some methods that already exist on slices to strings. Specifically, the following methods should be added: - `str::into_string` - `String::into_boxed_str` ## Motivation Conceptually, strings and slices are similar types. Many...
RFC 1152 RFC 2015-06-06 ~1 min read
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## Summary Adjust the object default bound algorithm for cases like `&'x Box<Trait>` and `&'x Arc<Trait>`. The existing algorithm would default to `&'x Box<Trait+'x>`. The proposed change is to default to `&'x Box<Trait+'static>`. Note: Thi...
RFC 1156 RFC 2015-06-04 ~8 min read
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## Summary Lay the ground work for building powerful SIMD functionality. ## Motivation SIMD (Single-Instruction Multiple-Data) is an important part of performant modern applications. Most CPUs used for that sort of task provide dedicated ha...
RFC 1199 RFC 2015-06-02 ~12 min read
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## Summary Allow equality, but not order, comparisons between fat raw pointers of the same type. ## Motivation Currently, fat raw pointers can't be compared via either PartialEq or PartialOrd (currently this causes an ICE). It seems to me t...
RFC 1135 RFC 2015-05-27 ~1 min read
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## Summary - Formalize project groups as groups dedicated to specific projects within the context of a Rust team. - Project groups are created via team consensus (such as an RFC) and have a "parent team(s)" - The groups then drive the proje...
RFC 2856 RFC 2015-05-21 ~11 min read
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## Summary Provide a pair of intrinsic functions for hinting the likelihood of branches being taken. ## Motivation Branch prediction can have significant effects on the running time of some code. Especially tight inner loops which may be ru...
RFC 1131 RFC 2015-05-20 ~2 min read
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## Summary Introduce the method `split_at(&self, mid: usize) -> (&str, &str)` on `str`, to divide a slice into two, just like we can with `[T]`. ## Motivation Adding `split_at` is a measure to provide a method from `[T]` in a version that m...
RFC 1123 RFC 2015-05-17 ~2 min read
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## Summary Add an `expect` method to the Result type, bounded to `E: Debug` ## Motivation While `Result::unwrap` exists, it does not allow annotating the panic message with the operation attempted (e.g. what file was being opened). This is...
RFC 1119 RFC 2015-05-13 ~1 min read
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## Summary This RFC has the goal of defining what sorts of breaking changes we will permit for the Rust language itself, and giving guidelines for how to go about making such changes. ## Motivation With the release of 1.0, we need to establ...
RFC 1122 RFC 2015-05-07 ~12 min read
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## Summary This RFC proposes a comprehensive set of guidelines for which changes to *stable* APIs are considered breaking from a semver perspective, and which are not. These guidelines are intended for both the standard library and for the...
RFC 1105 RFC 2015-05-04 ~24 min read
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## Summary Rename `.connect()` to `.join()` in `SliceConcatExt`. ## Motivation Rust has a string concatenation method named `.connect()` in `SliceConcatExt`. However, this does not align with the precedents in other languages. Most language...
RFC 1102 RFC 2015-05-02 ~1 min read
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## Summary Remove the `static_assert` feature. ## Motivation To recap, `static_assert` looks like this: ```rust #![feature(static_assert)] #[static_assert] static assertion: bool = true; ``` If `assertion` is `false` instead, this fails to...
RFC 1096 RFC 2015-04-28 ~1 min read
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## Summary Alter the signature of the `std::mem::forget` function to remove `unsafe`. Explicitly state that it is not considered unsafe behavior to not run destructors. ## Motivation It was [recently discovered][scoped-bug] by @arielb1 that...
RFC 1066 RFC 2015-04-15 ~4 min read
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## Summary Add the `Sync` bound to `io::Error` by requiring that any wrapped custom errors also conform to `Sync` in addition to `error::Error + Send`. ## Motivation Adding the `Sync` bound to `io::Error` has 3 primary benefits: * Values th...
RFC 1057 RFC 2015-04-11 ~2 min read
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