Diogo Sousa

I have the same problem in [orium/cargo-rdme](https://github.com/orium/cargo-rdme): ``` $ cargo tarpaulin --follow-exec ⋮ Jun 14 10:57:52.890 INFO cargo_tarpaulin::process_handling::linux: Launching test Jun 14 10:57:52.890 INFO cargo_tarpaulin::process_handling: running /home/orium/programming/projects/cargo-rdme/target/debug/deps/tests-e4918e5f44a98741 running 44 tests...

This is probably related to #148.

This can be done for `Vector`. Multiple insertions on the other data structures are unlikely to traverse the same path.

Sounds good. If you want to take it and do a PR go for it :)

Hi @fredfortier. There's no simple way to get those numbers. I can imagine a custom allocator that keeps track of which functions allocate memory. If you want to go a...

Which particular data structure are you trying to get the memory usage of?

Currently it's not possible. To have that with O(lg(n)) we would need to add some extra information to each node (the number of elements to the left). I'm not sure...

Hi @carado. Yes, supporting servo_arc seems like a good idea. The strategy hamt is using to abstract from the pointer type works fine for its specific case, but becomes really...

Nothing against it. If someone whats to work on that go ahead. I don't have any plans for it, but it is something to consider in the future.

Currently `Vector` doesn't support operations that push or drop from the front. We don't need finger trees to implement that. The data structure can be modified to allow for those...