Borrow checker and &mut borrows for generic params
Why can I not borrow &mut x multiple times when using is_mut_t. But it’s fine with is_mut_specific ?
Why does Rust allow multiple mutable borrows of struct fields but not array elements?
I am new to Rust (Moving from C++) and I cannot seem to wrap my head around the Rust’s compile time borrowchecker for this specific case:
Idiomatic way to write a decorator over an iterator in Rust
I am new to Rust and still fighting with the borrow-checker.
How to fix lifetime error in closure accepting a reference and returning a non-boxed future?
I have a function that needs to accept an async closure. Since those are not yet supported, I am emulating them using a closure that returns a future. Simplifying my actual code, I have a function that looks like this:
Rust Borrow Checker Issues
I need some help figuring out the Rust borrow checker. The following is a minimal example of the problem I’m facing:
Rust Borrow Checker and macros
Why does this dosen’t work
shouldn’t the print macro print in both the cases
would really appreciate a nice explanation,
borrow-checker’s really got to my head coming from java
How do I determine what order of operation the borrow checker will accept?
I’m currently learning Rust and having problem understanding why borrowing requires certain order of operation.
Why does switching from reference to RefCell fail the borrow checker?
Rust (1.78.0) successfully compiles the following code:
Weird compile-time borrow error when using `RefCell`
I’m using the ratatui library to make a program using rustc 1.77.2.
Why this immutable ref field hold a mutable borrow
With the following code, I was suprised by the borrow complaint