Charles Lew

@lygstate Can you double-check that you have Visual Studio **English** language pack installed (additionally to whatever your primary language pack) ? This VSLANG=1033 trick still works fine for me on...

cc @rust-lang/types

[9 Nov 2019, RFC #2451 is stablized](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/55437#issuecomment-552090406)

`serde-json` is another example. While it's the defacto standard crate for json types(and quite satisfactory), it is biased for `serde` usages, and not a neutral representation crate as it should...

news? @AndyBarron

cc https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/issues/1061

A [very first PR](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/63948) has landed, now the `link_ordinal` attribute is added. Want to say thank you to @Centril for helping me on this~

@ehuss Thank you for confirming that the compiler's behavior is the source of truth in this case here! I don't have opinion on which is the better choice here. If...

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.

I think all values have destructors, but (in C++ term) not all destructors are non-trivial. On the other hand, `std::mem::needs_drop`'s naming is really a little confusing...