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You can't know everything at compile time. Runtime checks are witnesses that run at program execution instead of compile time.
by mitchty 8y ago
You can't know everything at compile time. Runtime checks are witnesses that run at program execution instead of compile time.
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- gmfawcett 8y agoRight, and this is equally true in Rust and C++ (and any other systems language). Zero-cost abstractions doesn't mean that the compiler is imbued with magical properties.