Lang
We decided to accept two RFCs yesterday:
- RFC 1201: Support naked functions, which are functions without the standard prologue and epilogue; this is primarily useful for low-level coding.
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RFC 1422: Extend the
model for public/private declarations to permit declaring an item as
public to a specific parent module, as well as permitting
pub(crate)to define something which is public to the current crate but not other crates.
Also, the following two RFCs were already in FCP, but we realized we didn’t fully advertise them, as we forgot e.g. to add an appropriate label, so we’ve decided to extend FCP for another week:
- RFC 1321: Make unstable methods and items invisible in the stable compiler.
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RFC 1346: Allow
unsafe expressions without
{}(e.g.,unsafe foo()instead ofunsafe { foo() }).
Finally, the following RFCs are entering FCP:
- RFC 1373: Deprecate certain kinds of doc comments, in an effort to reduce duplication.
-
RFC 1319: An amendment
to RFC 1228 (which introduced the experimental
<-operator) to clarify operator precedence.
Libs
This week we accepted several RFCs:
- FCP PR #1432: String/Vec::splice(RangeArgument, IntoIterator)
- FCP PR #1434: ‘Contains’ method for ranges
- FCP PR #1479: Unix socket support in the standard library
- FCP PR #1498: Add octet-oriented interface to std::net::Ipv6Addr
We also reached decisions on a large number of outstanding library PRs.