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Opt-in Stable Trait VTables #2955
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Add 0000-trait_stable_vtable
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Finish the incomplete summary
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Make corrections and clarifications to trait_stable_vtable
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Fix some exposition-only structs
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Add some additional rules for *stable-layout-pointers*
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Add dealloc field
chorman0773 df86ed2
The dealloc entry is no longer reserved
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Add note for compatibility of abi_stable
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Fix a minor issue with the general VTable specification
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For consistency with the other pointers, I'd want to leave the explicit return type. In particular I'd like to have the return type on the virtual fns to show that there is a return type, its just been erased.
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dealloc
anddrop_in_place
don't need an erased return type. For the rest using something likestruct ErasedVtableFunction(()); *const ErasedVtableFunction
instead would make more sense to prevent accidentally calling it with the wrong signature.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I think
#[repr(transparent)] struct ErasedVTableFn(unsafe extern "C" fn()); ... virtual_fns: [ErasedVTableFn]
would be better, since on some targets (MS-DOS is an example, though rust doesn't currently support that target) function pointers and data pointers aren't the same size.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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The type is for exposition-only. The type does not actually exist in the RFC, as part of the core language or standard library. If I actually defined the type, I'd definately put something like
enum Empty{}
in the parameter list to prevent it being called. The intent is simply to express the layout of the type.