>>106777882
too late now it can't be removed anymore

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申し訳御座いませんですかが
HAVE-A YOU-A CONSIDERED ZIG PUROGURAMMING(U) LANGUAGE, TORVALD LINUSさん?

>>106777882
>Instead of making it clean and clear to add new rules, it suggests
>
>use crate::{xyz, abc};

LIES! BIG DAMN LIES! I'M LITERALLY SHAKING RIGHT NOW.

it would suggest
use crate::{abc, xyz};

because it follows alphabetical order ;)

anyway, rustfmt is configurable. and if there is no option for a behavio(|u)r you want, you can just submit a future request. you don't have to rant about it. i know this is hard to grok for some, but some projects can improve just like that. their limitations are not a result intrinsic intractability! UNIMAGINABLE! right?

>r*ddit spacing wawawa gooo baaack troon hrt psyop waawaawaa

>>106778042 (Me)
s/future/feature
damn, how did that retardation sneak through

>>106777882
>cniles can't even the headlines correctly
It's about code formatting. Linus is just an old boomer now. He is yelling at rustfmt because he doesn't like its formatting rules. He could've just read the manual instead of throwing a temper tantrum.

>>106778021
Linusさんとデートを!?かたじけないです!!それでもありえないです!ごめんなさいLinusさん!!お断りにします!<(_ _)><(_ _)><(_ _)><(_ _)>

>>106778042
>you don't have to rant about it
First time seeing Linus in action?

>>106778042
>>106778051
>He could've just read the manual
It's not a stable feature. https://rust-lang.github.io/rustfmt/?version=v1.8.0&search#imports_layout

>>106778168
so? just use the nightly toolchain for formatting and the stable toolchain for compiling.

Rust has some good ideas but the syntax and large featureset made me never want to read or write it. So I'm not surprised people are upset with the formatting too.

>>106778201
cool. post code using your favo(|u)rite system language.

>>106777882
I mean it was pretty ridiculous, given his stance on C++, to be okay with Rust. Very clearly it was the result of "social" pressure.

>>106778264
I do in /dpt/. Why would you want that here?

>>106778051
>>106778178
>the rust formatter is configurable
>okay actually its not but we're working on it
disingenuous rust trannies are the worst
cant wait for Linus to ragequit rust in the kernel

>>106778275
why not?
most adults filter all dailys btw.

>>106778021
Zig lost by taking too long to release the first stable version

>>106778298
>why not
It's off topic and kind of arbitrary. I don't intend to detail OP's thread.

>>106778292
two more weeks

>>106778021
>かが
Shamefur disprey

>>106778178
>using unstable tools for kernel development on a system real people actually use
wew lad

>>106778311
code is never off-topic.
it's in fact a community larp filter that is much better than 4jeet's retarded spam filter.

>>106778338
right...

Is Linus a brainlet?
Yes
Embarassingu sudoku

>>106778324
>/g/eet tard #564567546784688 showing full tech illiteracy, this time by kvetching about an "unstable" formatter of all things, while carrying the belief that all tools kernel development use are "stable", presumably starting with gcc
lmao

>>106778377
>please respond
What's wrong? You got 10 minutes.

>>106777882
Holy fuck thank you jesus. RfL is the best thing to happen to Rust in years because it got the devs to focus on actual useful features (that RfL needed) instead of fucking around spending 999 years trying to make async not dogshit. I hope Linus doesn't back down and forces them to finally unfuck rustfmt.

>>106778377
being this retarded is a big part of why you're a jobless NEET. moms gonna kick you out of the basement eventually

>>106778543
post code

Major victory for Rust. Siphon resources from others to improve their own language. The goal of Rust4Linux was likely not to benefit Linux, but to benefit Rust in some way. Get a foot in the door, and exploit it in any way, such as telling everyone that the Linux kernel has Rust to increase Rust's reputation, despite there barely being any Rust code in the Linux kernel at all.

The Linux kernel developers may now be stuck with the task of fixing Rust.

However, if Rust is successfully improved or fixed, control over it can be wrestled from the cultists, and one can set up systems to prevent anyone from truly controlling it. In theory, at least.

Maybe volunteers, companies and universities should have put more resources into systems programming languages over the decades. Also, C and C++ communities were somewhat isolated in some ways from for instance functional programming communities, and adding a feature to a systems programming language can be more difficult than for other programming languages.

fn main() {
    if lorem_ipsum
        && dolor_sit
        && amet_consectetur
        && lorem_sit
        && dolor_consectetur
        && amet_ipsum
        && lorem_consectetur
    {
        // ...
    }
}

this is based formating actually. operators should always be on the left if you do the line splitting. but in most C codebases I see they put it on the line before

>>106778201
The borrow checker predates Rust.

>>106780195
What are you telling me for?

>>106780195
wrong

>>106780195
Correct

r*st is an acadmeic lanaguage its a testing ground for experimetal new features wait 30 more years for """""lifetimes""""" to be tried in real life then a good language will use them

>>106780045
>Major victory for Rust.
The most likely outcome of this is Linus sperging some more until he tells the rust cultists to FUCK OFF until they can provide a stable spec for anything they want to shove into the kernel. I wouldn’t call that a victory

>>106780263
He's already helping them fix their shit. On the Rust subreddit, hordes of rustlings and regular Rust users agree with Linus, and they want better formatting.

Some questions are whether the Linux kernel developers can fix the more serious issues with Rust, how many resources it will cost the Linux kernel developers. And how Linux kernel developers will react if they come to the conclusion that they were lied a lot to on a number of critical aspects by the rustling evangelists.

>>106780214
wrong
https://cyclone.thelanguage.org/wiki/Pointers%20with%20Restricted%20Aliasing/#DynamicRegions

>>106780330
>Dynamic
dont even have to click that to know its at runtime

>>106780337
>I'm not going to read it
>I'm still going to comment on it
dumb retard

>>106780376
youre jealosu of my itneelect

>>106778264

echo "Hello world"
echo("Hello world")
"Hello world".echo
"Hello world".echo()

>>106780493
in Rust this is just

<&'static str as Echo>::echo("Hello world");

>>106780263
>until they can provide a stable spec
Did you read OP you mouthbreathing mutt? This has nothing to do with the actual language. Linus is upset over the supplied formatter being garbage.

>>106778042
why does he type like a reddit basedjak

>>106782010
>deflection
how can it be a systmes language when theres no stnadard

>>106777882
>Some fucko configured their text editor weird so the white space in the file looks bad
>Linus complains about this
>HAAA!!! CISTERS!!!! THEY'RE TURNING ON RUST!!! WE'RE WINNING!!!!!!!

>>106777882
CAN'T THIS BASTART STOP LOOKING AT THE CODE AND JUST PUSH ASAP??

>Nooooo my language has a formatter that isn't completely shit and actually enforces styles correctly
>REEEEE
fucking Christ. I bet Linus is too much of a nigger to use clang-format too, even though it has a kernel style config in-tree.

>>106778312
2 more weeks until c++ patriots take control of the kernel. trust the plan

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>>106777882
A /g/ poster included context and a link to source. This is automatically one of the best threads ever posted here.

>>106777998
didn't stop him from removing bcachefs

>>106780493
what system language is this?
can i compile this with a custom entry point?

>>106782349
You're fucking retarded, that's how