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Non-lexical lifetimes (RFC 2025, RFC 2094) #290

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matthewjasper opened this issue Apr 3, 2018 · 1 comment
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Non-lexical lifetimes (RFC 2025, RFC 2094) #290

matthewjasper opened this issue Apr 3, 2018 · 1 comment
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matthewjasper commented Apr 3, 2018

See rust-lang/rust#44928. The reference currently has almost no documentation of borrowck

  • Document lifetimes (I'll try to get to this soon eventually)
  • Document borrowck in enough detail for the NLL changes to matter. The main changes are that lifetimes don't have to correspond to lexical scopes, and that 'outlives' is now will eventually be defined as happening at a point in the control flow graph, rather than globally.
  • Use in examples if there are any.
  • Move ad hoc documentation of borrowck requirements out of the expressions chapter.
@matthewjasper matthewjasper added S-waiting-on-stabilization Waiting for a stabilization PR to be merged in the main Rust repository RFC Stabilization Docs Documentation required for stabilizing a feature labels Apr 3, 2018
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@ehuss ehuss removed the S-waiting-on-stabilization Waiting for a stabilization PR to be merged in the main Rust repository label Dec 10, 2018
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