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Making the Rust ownership model central to the core language and standard library has meant that after 11 years of Rust, your program still can't have two objec
by anonymoushn 5y ago
Making the Rust ownership model central to the core language and standard library has meant that after 11 years of Rust, your program still can't have two objects of the same type owned by different allocators. As a result, I am interested in other approaches to these problems.
- zozbot234 5y agoLocal allocators are being standardized. This has nothing to do with the Rust ownership model, C++ took a long time to standardize an allocator abstraction too.