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by Parodper
41 days ago
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> That's famously a single-pass compiler. Rust is famously unable to compile in a single pass. I probably should have replied under the other comment. I was also referring to your > No, I didn't - I asked how sum types were supposed to work in an era of 64KB memory systems. But context got lost between replies. > that's why C is what it is C famously had a big redesign in 1990. The language of today isn't the same K&R printed. |
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