The Four-Level Structure of Rust In-Place Initialization: From Raw Pointers to Type-Safe References
A systematic four-level proposal for Rust's in-place initialization, gradually raising abstraction from raw pointers to type-safe references.
A systematic four-level proposal for Rust's in-place initialization, gradually raising abstraction from raw pointers to type-safe references.
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