flopetautschnig

yes, we can! Thanks!

> I wouldn't close this issue. C errors should be fixed! Or @floscodes you can close this issue and create a new one with bug label. Ok, then I will...

Done.

I added errors now and implemented the suggested changes.

Good idea, will work on it.

> It may be even better to simply implement `push(elements ...T)`. Then you can supply 1 or more elements. If you want to only push 1, it would be `push(one)`....

> I see you also have `pop` and `pop_many`. Maybe just `pop` that always returns an array? Not sure about that one. Less convenient if you only want to pop...

I tried to do it like `push(elements ...T)`, but I get a builder error when trying it out... I don't know why. See below... ``` /tmp/v_501/ring.15083904507890574193.tmp.c:12164:131: error: initializing 'int' with...

**For now I will leave it like this with two separate methods`push(element T)` and `push_many(elements []T)`.** ## This solution works.

> > I tried to do it like `push(elements ...T)`, but I get a builder error when trying it out... I don't know why. See below... > > > >...