RustCamp 2015 - Who Owns This Stream of Data? by Alex Beingessner
Who Owns This Stream of Data? by Alex Beingessner
Rust exposes a lot of ways to traverse a collection: iter, iter_mut, into_iter, and drain to name a few! This isn’t a case of over-engineering: each of these kinds of iterator necessarily falls out of Rust caring about ownership, and encoding it in the type system. However even all these iterators still aren’t enough to capture all the subtleties of ownership and traversal!
This talk surveys the advantages, weaknesses, and motivation of the current iterato
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