On Sun, Sep 15, 2013 at 5:50 AM, Flaper87 <flape...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Guys, > > I'm writing this email in the hope of finding some help from you. > > I recently started this project[0] into which I'll be adding examples of > Rust's internal modules - starting from std and then extra - as small > programs that can be compiled and ran independently. As for now, there are > 2 examples for tasks already. > > If any of you feels confident enough with any of Rusts modules and wants > to write examples - with docstrings and README explaining what's happening > - please, feel free to send PR. > > I created a dir for task's examples into which I put 2 rust files -I'll > add more later - with contextualized examples. The first is a simple > example of how to use tasks and the second shows how to use nested tasks. > I'm planning to add another for inter tasks communications and another for > tasks "control" - supervised, unlinked, poisoning tasks, etc. I think this > structure would work well for other modules as well. > > I'm also planning to add support for rustpkg and let it build the whole > thing if someone wants to do that. > > If you have any better idea, suggestion please, share. > > Cheers, > FF > > [0] https://github.com/FlaPer87/rust-for-real > > I am currently taking an independent study class at the University of Pittsburgh and chose Rust as the topic. I planned to have the project consist of a beginners tutorial, some non-trivial code examples, an overview and code examples from the servo project, and some examples of c/c++ memory safety issues that Rust is trying to avoid. Right now I am still learning and have played in std and extra. I will be doing a lot more work there and hopefully I will develop some examples that I can add to your project. Brian
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