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rauljordan.com
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chadaustin.me
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| | | | | Reference counting is cheap and easy. An integer starts at one, increments on every new reference, and whoever decrements it to zero is responsible for deallocation. | |
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adventures.michaelfbryan.com
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| | | | | A while ago someone posted a question on the Rust User Forums asking how to achieve polymorphism in a C API and while lots of good suggestions were made, Id like to explore my take on things. As a recap, Rust provides two mechanisms for letting you write code which will work with multiple types. These are Static Dispatch, where the compiler will generate multiple copies of the function, tailor-made for each type and resolved at compile time, and Dynamic Dispatch, where we use an extra level of indirectio... | |
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spacedimp.com
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