Life times are either easy for trivial matters or add a lot of boilerplate in the other cases. Many people just go RC<> but then you have RC<> everywhere. I d

Life times are either easy for trivial matters or add a lot of boilerplate in the other cases. Many people just go RC<> but then you have RC<> everywhere. I do understand the motivation to have lifetimes and no GC, and it's cool, but it makes things that are trivial in a language with GC often difficult in Rust (the problem might be with me only as I've stopped working with C around 1995 and have been on GC/automatic RC since then, starting with Perl).