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simonask
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APT Rust requirement raises questions
> > really extreme use cases with lots of lifetime annotations and generic bounds
You choose as your example a pretty advanced use case.
simonw
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Yeah, because if you exclude the bits that make Rust look like Perl then it won't look like Perl!
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nullpoint420
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Which is the exact use case someone would choose rust for over other languages
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creata
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No, the use cases of Rust are pretty much the same as the use cases of C++. Most Rust code shouldn't have objects with complicated lifetimes, just like most code in any language should avoid objects with complicated lifetimes.
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You choose as your example a pretty advanced use case.