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Over on the rust internals board, betamos noted that it would be nice to be able to annotate a type or value as sendable, and get a compile-time error if it is not. I thought this should be achievable using a macro, and that it would be a good fit for this crate. Maybe someone here can take a crack at it?
Edit: updated request to assert_expr_impl!
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Is this not already achievable with assert_impl!(Type, Send)? However, reading the comment by @betamos, it seems they want to assert that an expression is sendable. In which case, I guess an assert_expr_impl! macro would be needed.
Over on the rust internals board,
betamos
noted that it would be nice to be able to annotate a type or value as sendable, and get a compile-time error if it is not. I thought this should be achievable using a macro, and that it would be a good fit for this crate. Maybe someone here can take a crack at it?Edit: updated request to
assert_expr_impl!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: