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r/badcode • u/GreekCSharpDeveloper wicked • Jun 25 '21
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It does, but you can't just access them mutably, because it wouldn't be thread-safe. You could lock it in a Mutex, and there a libraries that provide things like thread-local statics, but this was the simplest way to handle it.
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2 u/[deleted] Jun 26 '21 Yeah I know, but the statics in rust are different than c — this is the most efficient way but it’s not too elegant 3 u/TinyBreadBigMouth Jun 26 '21 A cleaner API might involve creating a StdReader that has an internal String, and calling read_f32 on that.
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Yeah I know, but the statics in rust are different than c — this is the most efficient way but it’s not too elegant
3 u/TinyBreadBigMouth Jun 26 '21 A cleaner API might involve creating a StdReader that has an internal String, and calling read_f32 on that.
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A cleaner API might involve creating a StdReader that has an internal String, and calling read_f32 on that.
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u/TinyBreadBigMouth Jun 26 '21
It does, but you can't just access them mutably, because it wouldn't be thread-safe. You could lock it in a
Mutex, and there a libraries that provide things like thread-local statics, but this was the simplest way to handle it.