rc: Use ~T for allocation #8022
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Simplify Rc<T>/RcMut<T> by using ~T when allocating a reference counted box.
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There is a new kind |
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@blake2-ppc: I'm not sure. Do you mean adding it as the type bound? |
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Using 'static it instead of <T: Send>, if it's possible. |
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Landing as part of #7982. |
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@blake2-ppc: I'm not sure if it would be enough, |
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Rc and RcMut are 'static. I think that using 'static and making Rc/RcMut non-static is a different tradeoff and probably not what's wanted. |
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Simplify Rc/RcMut by using ~T when allocating a reference counted
box.
cc @thestinger