Time to sunset RDR then ^^

All jokes aside, this is really great. :)

Glad to hear :)

I'm sorry

You can just link against static libs written in Rust and boom, C++ = safe (maybe except for 'no overhead' bit)

Dasz radę Amos

`ui` is the best thing since sliced bread though; I've built my memory view with it without dropping into Element *at all*. I'll take that as a W for the APIs y'all designed, even if it was troublesome at their inception. :)

OTOH we had 2 codebase kinda living alongside each other and the fixes applied to one did not always end up in the other one :X that was kinda meh about it

Protect yourself, so you can protect your ship

Yet another alternative (specifically for drop glue) is Jonas' Gambit; wrapping a type in ManuallyDrop will not cause monomorphisation to occur if it's an external type.
github.com/rust-lang/ru...

The flag is available only on nightly, but it is enabled for dev builds even when using a stable tool chain. This means you'd have to use a nightly compiler to use it in release builds, and you already benefit from it in dev builds /w stable compiler

Re special-casing drop_in_place; rustc already does something to that effect in dev builds where it'll reuse instantiations of generics from the dependencies of a crate. It is not enabled for release builds (by default), as it has a negative impact on codegen. Check out -Zshare-generics

0/5, this should've been a Fax

It is based on DAP. :)

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