The Rust Language.¶
Matsakis, N. D., & Klock, F. S. (2014). The Rust Language. ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 103-104.
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- Law of Conservation of Complexity
- And the one move that lowers the total is floor reduction: a region-based or affine type system (Rust's ownership model) changes the task so some lifetime decisions are resolved at compile time and never need runtime tracking — loosening the conservation rather than relocating under it.
This sourceDescribes Rust's ownership and affine type system, which resolves lifetime decisions at compile time and removes them from runtime tracking — a floor-reduction rather than a shift.
- And the one move that lowers the total is floor reduction: a region-based or affine type system (Rust's ownership model) changes the task so some lifetime decisions are resolved at compile time and never need runtime tracking — loosening the conservation rather than relocating under it.
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