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by tormeh
3801 days ago
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My understanding is that Rust is, to be wildly inaccurate, kind of like a language without a heap. Normal languages manage stack memory without GC. Rust kind of does the same: When deleting a stack frame, Rust deletes the objects created when on that stack frame, except when a reference is returned by the scope corresponding to the frame, in which case the "ownership" of the heap object is passed to the frame under the deleted-to-be frame. Sort of. Don't cite me. |
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