Posts tagged "rust"
Exploring Rust February 17, 2013
Rust Iterators February 21, 2013
Creating a Letterpress cheating program in Rust February 25, 2013
Creating a Letterpress cheating program in Rust, v2 March 9, 2013
Creating a Letterpress cheating program in Rust: Traits March 26, 2013
Letterpress cheating in Rust: Parallelism April 7, 2013
Letterpress cheating in Rust: Parallelism part 2 April 16, 2013
Operator overloading in Rust April 26, 2013
mmap and the Rust Foreign Function Interface June 12, 2013
Letterpress cheating in Rust 0.7 July 6, 2013
Rust 0.8: External iterators October 5, 2013
Letterpress cheating in Rust 0.8 October 6, 2013
A faster hashmap in Rust October 12, 2013
Letterpress cheating in Rust 0.9 January 14, 2014
Automatic memory management: reference counting February 12, 2014
Quote o' the day: This is a great error message February 19, 2014
Automatic memory management: hybrid reference counting March 1, 2014
Letterpress cheating in Rust 0.11.0, part 1 July 19, 2014
Letterpress cheating in Rust 0.11.0, part 2 August 9, 2014
One stupid shell scripting trick everyone should know April 11, 2015
Update on rust-toys April 12, 2015
Operator overloading in Rust post updated April 17, 2015
Reimplementing ashurbanipal.web in Rust July 14, 2015
Reimplementing ashurbanipal.web in Rust, pt. 2 July 15, 2015
Reimplementing ashurbanipal.web in Rust, pt. 3 July 16, 2015
Abstracted Algebra in Rust July 19, 2015
More Abstracted Algebra in Rust July 28, 2015
A Rust Spot: mmap January 9, 2016
Another Rust spot: delegation January 21, 2016
unwrap! January 24, 2016
Letterpress cheating in Rust 1.6: How long has it been?!? January 27, 2016
The pain of learning Rust January 19, 2017
I recently saw several posts from ESR discussing his attempts to learn Rust, for use in rewriting NTPsec: “Rust vs. Go” and “Rust severely disappoints me”, as well as “Rust and the limits of swarm design”. These posts gave me the incentive to write down some thoughts I have on the difficulty of approaching Rust. In pariticular, I have noticed are some commonalities among those who have initial difficulties with Rust’s ownership model.
Read more…Rust Hashers October 20, 2018
A (very bad) hash function in the wild. (Thanks, Wikipedia!)
A hash function, for our purposes here, is a function that takes as input another, general, value, and returns a number that is ideally unique to that value. This number can be used to store the value in an array and then locate it again later without searching the array; in other words, in O(1) time. More or less: there are a lot of other details. For more information, see Rust’s HashMap and various information sources online.
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