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The general problem is that the code has multiple versions of the crate, each providing a different version of the traits. The fact that Rust allows this is a good thing, but the error messages around it are confusing. Your crate implements Serialize from version A but the library is using...
Is Rust a good language? Rust is a popular programming language, but is it good? For starters, it offers excellent performance, similar to C and C++, and solves the memory safety problem. In addition, you can use Rust to handle large amounts of data without any performance loss. ...
. This is important because Rust is rapidly growing and has a lot of new programmers using it. They see that a function returns a thing, and want to get to the thing and don’t know how to, and they seeunwrapin the example code and they cargo cult it. Even if they have learned ...
Add a comment 1 Answer Sorted by: 1 I think the problem is the implicit Sized bound on F in the impl for your FnBox trait, which makes a Box<dyn T> not covered under that impl. You say The trait FnBox has been implemented on all the types with FnOnce()...
but binary bloat isn’t that much of a problem for higher level binaries, in my opinion. Rust already statically embeds its standard library, its runtime, and a ton of debug info in each binary, which sums up to around 3 MB. And the only overhead you may get at runtime is a branc...
Why is rust a greater problem for thin iron rods than for thick iron pillars? Why is it possible to drive a nail into a piece of wood with a hammer, but it is not possible to push a nail in by hand? Cite two reasons why firewalkers don't burn their wetted feet when w...
That's why we see a growing number of developers working in Python, Typescript, Scala, Rust, C++, C# or Java starting to dive into Haskell.A further essential point is that Haskell is still an experimental laboratory for research in areas such as compiler construction, programming language ...
We can't define Ord in terms of PartialOrd because we don't have the appropriate guarantees about the underlying types. This is Rust's type system saving us from making a mistake! Why can't PartialOrd be automatically provided by anything with Ord? The problem here is that more typ...