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Sign upNonparametric dropck (tracking issue for RFC 1238) #28498
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triage: P-high |
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triage: P-medium |
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I think this was since implemented, so closing (but please reopen if there's something left!) |
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I think this should be reopened with the
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I agree. |
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`#[may_dangle]`, a refined dropck escape hatch (tracking issue for RFC 1327) #34761
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Triage: feature gate still active, not aware of any work in this area. |
nikomatsakis commentedSep 18, 2015
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Tracking issue for rust-lang/rfcs#1238.
#[may_dangle]attribute #34761cc @pnkfelix