I'm trying to learn Rust by doing a project I call "iron-santa" (
https://github.com/brycefisher/iron-santa) that parses RSS feeds from
Craigslist. I work on both a 64 bit Ubuntu 12.04 machine and a MacBook Pro
OS 10.8, and I have the latest nightlies installed on both machines. I'm
running into what appear to be cross-platform compatibility issues. Here is
code that compiles on my OSX machine:
struct CLZone {
lat: f64,
long: f64,
name: ~str,
url: ~str
}
fn get_clzones() -> ~[CLZone] {
~[
CLZone{lat:37.79511, long:-122.397235, name:"San Francisco Bay
Area".to_owned(), url:"sfbay".to_owned()}
]
}
However, this same code fails on my Ubuntu machine with this error:
"error: mismatched types: expected `~str` but found `std::strbuf::StrBuf`
(expected box but found struct std::strbuf::StrBuf)
src/iron-santa.rs:21 CLZone{lat:37.79511, long:-122.397235, name:"San
Francisco Bay Area".to_owned(), url:"sfbay".to_owned()}"
I assumed that string types from the std library would be cross platform
compatibility. Is my assumption wrong or did I make some other mistake?
Thanks!!
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