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Add doc aliases for memory allocations #79233
Add doc aliases for memory allocations #79233
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Even though this
realloc
alias makes sense, having so many of it is kinda killing its purpose, no?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Rust has no canonical "realloc" function; instead it's split up between various different methods which perform specific kinds of reallocations. Someone searching for "realloc" may not be aware of this, and sharing the various ways in which vectors can be reallocated may be helpful.
Conversely an experienced Rust programmer may not recall the exact name of a specific reallocation they're trying to perform (or may want to validate whether a vec method indeed reallocates) and searching for "realloc" may provide them with an answer.
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Fine by me, let's give it a try like this then!