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It's a bit strange indeed. On the other hand you can't allocate either if you don't have an allocator. The difference is just that the allocator is opt-out whil
by weinzierl 3y ago
It's a bit strange indeed. On the other hand you can't allocate either if you don't have an allocator. The difference is just that the allocator is opt-out while the reactor and executor are opt-in with no formal default.