Chandler Carruth
Chandler Carruth
A looong time ago when first working on Codes-of-Conduct (for LLVM at the time), I head read in a few places that it was specifically helpful for them to directly...
(marked as long-term because this isn't urgent at all, mostly filing the issue to not lose track of it)
> This issue does not yet touch on assignment, so I would like to suggest that C++ got assignment quite wrong with references, where it passes through. Rust has a...
> As I understand it, the direction proposed here is that there will continue to be no such thing as an object or value with a reference type, and references...
> > > * **No** ability to use this in a class member or struct. > > > > > > How do I call `ref self` methods on class...
> > > * One of the key open questions (and IMO one of the key risks) is how to surface references in the type system without implying that there...
> > We'll need to do something to model `ref` vs. `var` vs. `let` (default) for parameter patterns in the `Call` interface, but that doesn't need to actually use this...
> Just note that we do want the elements of tuples to have their own category, and in general tuples should ideally be able to represent arbitrary argument lists so...
To start trying to flesh out a sketch for the important property of being able te deduce and programmatically control this aspect of parameter patterns (and potentially patterns more generally):...
A theory was that this had to do with changing directory after we collect the list of files, but that's not the issue. The thing left behind is actually a...