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The difference is that your C++ checks are executed at runtime. Rust's borrow-checker rules ensure this occurs at compile-time, before you ever run any code.
by dmkolobov 3y ago
The difference is that your C++ checks are executed at runtime. Rust's borrow-checker rules ensure this occurs at compile-time, before you ever run any code.
- dataflow 3y agoThe check I mentioned is a compile time check. I'm not referring to ASAN.