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by steveklabnik
1859 days ago
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Most of Rust's memory safety comes from compile-time checks, not runtime code. You do need some unsafe, but not as much as you may assume at first. Rust doesn't really have any complex built-in data structures, and doesn't require a heap at all. That's a standard library thing, which you wouldn't be using in this context. |
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