Mostly from digging through the go code in various places.
Rust doesn't really like 'usize' and 'isize' much because they're specifically the size of array indexes; more like C's size_t than int. So it can be annoying to use them on different platforms or in cross-platform API's or such. Annoyingly, Go is the exact opposite in this regard, and just uses int everywhere without a care in the world...
ferristseng
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6 years ago
Mostly from digging through the go code in various places.
Rust doesn't really like 'usize' and 'isize' much because they're specifically the size of array indexes; more like C's
size_tthanint. So it can be annoying to use them on different platforms or in cross-platform API's or such. Annoyingly, Go is the exact opposite in this regard, and just usesinteverywhere without a care in the world...Anyway. Should address issue #7