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Ugh, is there any documentation for this anywhere in the Reference? If so, can someone post a link? A lack of explanation for language syntax is a very serious problem...

> Reborrow is actually covered as one specific kind of "coercion", and is already covered in the reference. It's indeed nice to expand and explain more clearly. A systems language...

> It also makes Rust less approachable to beginners if it contains a lot of "magic" that isn't easily discovered or explained. > Sometimes it's only explained on a Stack...

> something that confused me is how a method call reborrows, while using fully qualified syntax doesn't. I'm afraid it's unlikely that documentation alone will fix this. From what I...

> Even as a Rust newbie, I can relate to the comments above about compiler magic and language consistency. > Not sure if this is constructive, but I thought it...

> What platform, and what version of the library are you using? This happens on both Linux and Windows, and I'm using the latest git/master. From what I can tell,...

> What's odd is that I have a StreamDeck Original V1, and I can't see the shifting. Looking at the packet dumps between the old/new versions the only difference I...

This package appears to work, though I haven't tested others in the 2.39 series other than the latest. https://repo.msys2.org/mingw/mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-binutils-2.38-4-any.pkg.tar.zst

> If I may ask, out of personal interest, what did you intend to use asm.js for? What situation did you find yourself in where wasm is unsupported, yet asm.js...

> Sorry, I should've been clearer, by "asm.js support," I was referring to asm.js support, as seperate from "normal" JavaScript support, e.g. an AoT compiler dedicated to asm.js code. >...