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by shakow
1276 days ago
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With all due respect, basically everything. What you describe sounds like Haskell laziness, maybe that's what you were thinking of? Or the memory model of e.g. Ocaml and Lisp, but those are then optimized at compile-time. Rust enforces many guarantees w.r.t. memory access & sharing at compile time, but at codegen time, it's basically as vanilla and ‶boring″ as C++. |
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