> I'm less concerned about blocks than I am about @fn (which we still have > AFAIK) and objects.
To recap, immutably rooted references (which is most of them) are safe as long as their root isn't touched. So closures and objects don't cause a problem there. Mutably rooted references are the problematic kind, and those do indeed have to be invalidated as soon as an object or closure is touched. > But I do keep hitting issues with the alias analysis. Every so often I have > to make copies to satisfy the alias checker, usually after calling a > closure. Of course, the current analysis is by no means a magic bullet. But I stand by the opinion that it is much less painful (and complicated) to program with than the schemes you are proposing here. _______________________________________________ Rust-dev mailing list Rust-dev@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/rust-dev
