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Today, there was a reddit post that asked what one needs to know when Going after C++ with Rust basics. I thought this was an interesting question to answer in a blog post and revive my blog. Since I got C++ job after learning Rust, I thought it would be interesting to write a summary how one would adapt to C++ with some prior Rust experience. I would assume the reader already knows C++ syntax and
Well, either that, or just another way to learn associated types. Type system in Rust is interesting. Pushing adds a new element to a list. Let’s say we define such trait Push: trait Push<X> { type Next; fn push(self, other: X) -> Self::Next; } Let’s go over this quickly. The trait Push is generic over the type X. The X type will be provided at the location where the trait Push is used. The type N
Updated for Rust 1.0. This guide is for a reader who knows basic syntax and building blocks of Rust but does not quite grasp how the ownership works. We will start very simple, and then will gradually increase complexity at a slow pace, exploring and discussing every new bit of detail. This guide will assume a very basic familiarity with let, fn, struct, trait and impl constructs. Our goal is to l
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