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lzutao

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    Comment #26203744

    like swift you say

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    Comment #26087124

    > I do want to know what makes it so hard to get a platform from T2 to T1 Basically tier-1 targets must have tests run on CI for every merged commit. If anybody have a way to do th…

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    Comment #24844469

    If the function you trying to keep is in non-pub module, it will be removed. Maybe you could move it out of private module: https://rust.godbolt.org/z/PYPbG8 >. There's also an `#[…

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    Comment #24837836

    > there is no feature in Rust to force a function to not be removed Can we use `pub` to make it public and not to be removed ?

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    Comment #24726610

    So tell me if C/C++ or Kotlin do that.

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    Comment #24539190

    Really! So now we have personal attacking shit instead of talking about technical info.

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    Comment #24457990

    shellcheck.net/ is really nice to catch bugs in your bash scripts.

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    Comment #24142236

    > nothing compile without nightly Have you ever compiled ripgrep?

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    Comment #23971810

    Really nice. I hope GitHub use this option soon. Or maybe not: I guess it's kinda slow and heavy on computation.

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    Comment #23191886

    We need more volunteers to help implement those features!

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    Comment #19938857

    I am not serious. Often in these cases I would use printf debugging to know where the errors came. (I am still a Rust beginner).

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    Comment #19935915

    Thanks through I still don't get it. I only know that you can get backtraces of errors by setting `RUST_BACKTRACE=1`.

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    Comment #19927946

    What are the cases when `try!` macro bettern than `?` operator? I'm a beginner to Rust so I don't know about that.