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by kevincox
739 days ago
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This probably won't be an issue in Rust because there are very few situations where taking a reference can extend the lifetime of an object. It can really only happen for temporary objects where their lifetime can be extend to that of the function. It isn't nearly the same as a GCed language where it is very easy to accidentally keep an object alive for a long time. |
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