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by zcdziura
3912 days ago
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That syntax has been changed, actually. Now, to allocated an owned pointer allocated on the heap, you use the Box type: > let a = Box::new(2); I believe it's an unstable feature currently to use the "box" keyword to heap-allocate a value, which can also be used in pattern matching. I saw somewhere that "box" will be made into an overloadable operator, such that you can easily create reference-counted and atomically reference-counted types. |
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And this is the active, in-final-comment-period one which modifies it: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/1228