Rust and dynamically-sized thin pointers

One of Rust’s notable differences from C is its requirement that all values have a defined size, which enables runtime bounds-checking and advanced static analysis tooling such as MIRI. For dynamically-sized types (DSTs) this requirement is implemented us… Read more

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