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Recent syntactic changes
The last few weeks I implemented a few syntactic changes in Rust. I wanted to go over those and explain the motivation so it doesn't just seem like churn. None of the designs were mine, but I agree with all of them. (Oh, by the way, did you...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Blog Posts 2015-01-19 ~3 min read
My thoughts on Rust in 2015
My thoughts on Rust in 2015 Disclaimer: these are my personal thoughts on where I would like to see Rust go in 2015 and what I would like to work on. They are not official policy from the Rust team or anything like that.The obvious big thin...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Blog Posts 2014-12-29 ~7 min read
Rust for C++ programmers - part 7: datatypes
Rust for C++ programmers - part 7: data types In this post I'll discuss Rust's data types. These are roughly equivalent to classes, structs, and enums in C++. One difference with Rust is that data and behaviour are much more strictly separa...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Community Updates 2014-05-24 ~9 min read
Rust for C++ programmers: part 6, Rc, Gc,*
So far we've covered unique and borrowed pointers. Unique pointers are very similar to the new std::unique_ptr in C++ and borrowed references are the 'default' pointer you usually reach for if you would use a pointer or reference in C++. Ru...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Community Updates 2014-05-17 ~6 min read
Rust for C++ programmers - part 5: borrowedreferences
Rust for C++ programmers - part 5: borrowed references In the last post I introduced unique pointers. This time I will talk about another kind of pointer which is much more common in most Rust programs: borrowed pointers (aka borrowed refer...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Community Updates 2014-05-11 ~7 min read
Rust for C++ programmers part4
Rust for C++ programmers - part 4: unique pointers Rust is a systems language and therefore must give you raw access to memory. It does this (as in C++) via pointers. Pointers are one area where Rust and C++ are very different, both in synt...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Community Updates 2014-05-05 ~5 min read
Rust for C++Programmers
Rust for C++ programmers - part 9: destructuring pt2 - match and borrowing (Continuing from part 8, destructuring).(Note this was significantly edited as I was wildly wrong the first time around. Thanks to /u/dpx-infinity for pointing out m...
featherweightmusings.blogspot.co.nz Community Updates 2014-04-26 ~9 min read
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