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> Ability to temporarily borrow exclusively owned objects as either shared or exclusive-mutable adds enough flexibility. Rust quietly has several other features in order to improve…

> I do wish not handling a Result was a hard error, and not just a warning via `must_use` It is possible to turn any Rust warning into an error with the use of the `deny` attribute…

I have been aware of this proposed initiative for some time and I find it interesting that it is now becoming public. It is a very ambitious proposal and I agree that this level of…

> Most serious programs will use write() and then check the return value. Similarly in Rust, serious programs will use writeln rather than println, and will receive the standard co…

Let us be clear that the notion of "change" being referred to here is forward compatibility, not backward compatibility. The user is commenting on the fact that Rust library author…

This was my initial mindset as someone whose background lies in untyped languages, but after time with Rust I no longer feel that way. My feeling now is that seeing a Rust codebase…

In the case of Rust the fast feedback loop is facilitated by the `cargo check` command which halts compilation after typechecking. Unlike in Swift the typechecking phase in Rust is…

The +=1 in the above code is defined behavior. Unlike in C, the Rust compiler is not allowed to assume that overflow does not happen, and must restrict its optimizations accordingl…

Rust's linting tool, Clippy, provides a lint that will produce a warning when a function pointer is cast to any integral type: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/index.…

No, Rust does not allow safe conversions from integers to function pointers. The code `main as usize as fn()` will result in a "non-primitive cast" error. In order to convert from …

> Question: are there any opportunities to rewrite this logic in a more "structured" style, or to make any other optimizations? Because A and C only jump to B it is possible to str…