[−][src]Module show_notes::e017
Point me where I need to go
- Date: August 5, 2016
- Subject: A deep dive on references and pointers in Rust.
- Audio
Notes
By listener request, today we look at the syntax and semantics of
referencing and dereferencing and the corresponding & and * operators.
As was the case with e016, the code samples have little to say in their documentation; reading the code will be necessary for seeing the ideas.
Links
- "Inside the Fastest Font Renderer in the World"
- The Rust Platform:
- Cargo vendoring support in nightly
- MIR on by default in nightly
- References and dereferencing:
- The Rust Programming Language:
- Rust by Example: Flow Control: pointers/ref
- The Rust Reference:
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Structs
| DataStore | A dummy container for use with references. |
Functions
| demonstrate_deref | A simple example of using the dereference operator. |
| demonstrate_match | A simple demonstration of matching against a reference type. |
| demonstrate_ref | Give a basic example of how the reference operator works. |