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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ will continue to compile". Basically, it means that we think the
design of Rust finally feels right. More specifically, it feels
*minimal*. The language itself is now focused on a simple core
concept, which we call ownership and borrowing (more on this
later). Leveraging ownership and borrowing, we are been able to build
later). Leveraging ownership and borrowing, we have been able to build
up everything else that we have needed in libraries. This is very
exciting, because any library we can write, you can write too. This
really gives us confidence that Rust will not only achieve its
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require zeroing of memory, which should improve compilation and
execution times. Felix Klock has implemented the requisite analysis
and is in the process of landing it.
- *Green threading:* We are removing support from green threading from
- *Green threading:* We are removing support for green threading from
the standard library and moving it out into an external
package. This allows for a closer match between the Rust model and
the underlying operating system, which makes for more efficient
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