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Originally posted by ssokolow View PostRust draws heavy inspiration from the ML family of languages, such as Standard ML
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostPretty cool language, but the Ruby-inspired syntax and parts are off-putting. A bit difficult to understand.
Stuff like |foo| and &'a is weird. "pub" could be "public" and "fn" could be "function".
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostPretty cool language, but the Ruby-inspired syntax and parts are off-putting. A bit difficult to understand.
Originally posted by uid313 View PostStuff like |foo| and &'a is weird. "pub" could be "public" and "fn" could be "function".
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Originally posted by Vistaus View Post
Nice to see a post from you that's not filled with many questions :P
Is there full Wayland support?
Does it support input types datetime-local, month and week yet? dialog? system-ui font? Is it fully rewritten in Rust yet?
Does it support Adaptive-Sync/VRR? Over HDMI? With HDR support? 192KHz 32-bit audio?
Is there a RISC-V build? That runs on my to-be-manufactured $35 board?
Did the fox jump over a lazy dog?
Sorry, couldn't resist to try.
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Originally posted by Weasel View PostWith automatic bounds checks? Don't make me laugh.
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Originally posted by jacob View Post
You make me laugh at you. *WHEN* automatic bounds checks are present, their performance impact is not even measurable in 99% of the use cases. But in fact, they need not be present at all. In scenarios where they *may* pose a performance problem, such as, typically, a matrix product, you don't use them in idiomatic Rust. Instead you use iterators, where the bounds check serves at the same time as your loop condition. The generated code is the same as what you would get out of Clang, but with none of the safety issues of C. Sorry to disappoint you.
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Originally posted by tildearrow View Post
Why isn't it? How about this?
Is there full Wayland support?
Does it support input types datetime-local, month and week yet? dialog? system-ui font? Is it fully rewritten in Rust yet?
Does it support Adaptive-Sync/VRR? Over HDMI? With HDR support? 192KHz 32-bit audio?
Is there a RISC-V build? That runs on my to-be-manufactured $35 board?
Did the fox jump over a lazy dog?
Sorry, couldn't resist to try.
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