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0 pointspcwalton12y ago0 comments

You can use the `Rc` or `RcMut` types in the standard library. They're just smart pointers, like C++ `shared_ptr`.

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Is it possible to use them in zero ? because ksr2's comments tells otherwise.

Nowadays you can just use libstd in no-runtime apps; you can choose whether to start the runtime and if you're running on bare metal, just don't start it.

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0 pointspcwalton12y ago0 comments

You can use the `Rc` or `RcMut` types in the standard library. They're just smart pointers, like C++ `shared_ptr`.

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hershel12y ago

Is it possible to use them in zero ? because ksr2's comments tells otherwise.

pcwaltonOP12y ago

Nowadays you can just use libstd in no-runtime apps; you can choose whether to start the runtime and if you're running on bare metal, just don't start it.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse