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Tony Przygienda commented on THRIFT-2945:
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OK, rephrased in other points what I read
a) we agree the trait is called serializable then
b) I will check the README and extend it with namespace example and make sure
everything conforms. I will add a simple example of custom trait (this default
thingy)
c) will look @ the service inheritance test
d) We add Hash. Having said that: I discourage you from moving bask to HashSet.
BTreeSet/Map can we range-walked which can be a very serious asset.
e) I will look @ the format issue & fix `rust_safe_case`
f) Understood your reasoning about the Rc<RefCell<Box<.. requirements and no,
can't tell you anything better.Yes, you pay Rust for the glorious fact that you
get thread-safe and memory safe compiled code and those semantics express this
exactly. The performance is normally pretty decent, I find that cleanly
written Rust with some optimization @ the end (look for clones ;-) runs faster
than C++11 I normally write which is quite something but vtables in C++ and
templates can become performance suckers quickly and the right hand moves are
so complex to remember/understand that I end up copying tons stuff because
trying to debug memory on complex C++11 is suicidal. What I did here in Rust I
built a Cursor transport underneath and I serialize once & then just rewind and
read the transport over and over again. De-serialization I need to construct
the input protocol per incoming snippet since I want to pass those around (i.e.
have multiple snippets in flight).
That's a plan ?
> Implement support for Rust language
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> Key: THRIFT-2945
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2945
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Rust - Compiler, Rust - Library
> Reporter: Maksim Golov
> Assignee: Allen George
> Fix For: 0.11.0
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>
> Work on implementing support for Rust is in progress:
> https://github.com/maximg/thrift by Simon Génier and myself.
> It will probably take quite some time to complete. Please keep us updated if
> there are changes related to our work.
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