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No, not for Rust, and not for Goland, IIRC. The reason is that they have proper namespacing functionality in the language, and generally modern languages recor
by cryptonector 6y ago
No, not for Rust, and not for Goland, IIRC. The reason is that they have proper namespacing functionality in the language, and generally modern languages record dependency metadata in the direct dependents.
This is strictly a C problem.
- pjmlp 6y agoAnd the worse part is that other system languages back in the day (PL/I, Algol, Mesa and Pascal variants) already had some form of namespacing support.