Vadim Petrochenkov
Vadim Petrochenkov
@BelovDV is currently working on this.
This is such an unreasonably short support window for a foundational crate like libc. I would expect *at least* couple of years of supported versions instead of N-3,4
>2. "My company pins its Rust version in CI and it takes a lot of resources to upgrade." I more or less meant this scenario. In my case it was...
@BurntSushi >Why do you think it's justified for the (probably the entire) Rust project to spend effort maintaining a conservative MSRV because it is costly for y'all to upgrade? Because...
>cc @petrochenkov, does this meet your needs? It's hard to say from looking at the changes because I'm not familiar with cargo code. The added test looks like https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/10511#issuecomment-1092057057, so...
> Looks like miri calls cargo an rustc from [`CARGO`](https://github.com/rust-lang/miri/blob/b02a8a93728809306ab5fe3da6bc6f532368e48e/cargo-miri/src/util.rs#L111-L113) and `RUSTC` environment variables, so it should works if you build cargo from source and set `RUSTC` to the actual...
From what I remember, C++ library used the rule "possible constexpr behaviors of X must be a subset of possible runtime behaviors of X" when adding constexprs to functions. This...
I don't think variadic generics should care about layouts much based on some observations from C++ : 1) A lot of operations with variadics happen at the type level, where...
On the other hand, variadics should work with lifetime lists too and tuples can't represent them unless some transformation, like `('a, 'b, 'c) (&'a (), &'b (), &'c ())`, is...