I assumed this was a side-effect of devirtualization. Obviously indirections are slower, so if the compiler can look at a dynamic call and realize that there's only 1 possible function it could be calling right there, that's a win. Only my 2c
I just use Groove on both android and windows. All my music is synced to both places and I can get music I acquired elsewhere onto everything by just sticking it in OneDrive
Well there would have been no such thing already implemented in a standard library back in 1965 ;) And it's still a useful exercise for exactly why you need a thread-safe blocking queue, and probably shouldn't just roll your own if you don't know what you're doing.
You can actually just compile by setting $env:RUSTFLAGS="-C target-feature=+crt-static" and it will completely drop the dependency on vcruntime.dll. Rust is basically only pulling in memcpy/memset/etc. Not really things you'd be worried about statically linking.
Given that its neighbors' top two electricity sources seem to be Nat Gas and Nuclear, seems probable that most of the electricity comes from those sources
Looks like this crate is merely trying to provide a standard set of types used in an HTTP pipeline to make different crates that want to have a part in that pipeline able to be combined together, without having to convert your types all over the place
Perhaps not build systems, but I think editors that help you keep track of warnings should probably have a list of them per-file and only clear that list when the file actually gets rebuilt
There may be a little more to it, but sadly after setting it up for a couple hours, it seems the TrySetLockScreenImageAsync method always returns failure from a non-UWP app :(
The missing bit is that objc_msgSend doesn't know how many parameters are being forwarded, and fptr is just a normal function on the other end, it isn't expecting a va_list, it expects arguments to be passed in the C ABI exactly how they're passed to objc_msgSend
I think it would more be that you have to find an entire state where the juries are decidedly opposed to patent trolls, since you could still get sued anywhere in any valid jurisdiction within the state, right?
FedEx got hit, but I haven't heard about much spread over here. I guess people here are more likely to have installed a windows update in the last month and a half? :p