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These things are all related, but in my mind this part is more focused on the reference lifetime rules than the reference aliasing rules. As in, even if there's
by oconnor663 7y ago
These things are all related, but in my mind this part is more focused on the reference lifetime rules than the reference aliasing rules. As in, even if there's only one reference in the world, we still can't drop() the thing it refers to while the reference exists.