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  • Val@anarchist.nexusOPtoRust@programming.dev•Is it possible to cause undefined behaviour with static mut inside a function?English
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    2 months ago

    Thanks! That’s exactly the answer I was looking for.

    The premature optimisation quote at the end of your blog post is very relevant to me. I try do find the most efficient way right off the bat so very frequently the first questions I have in a project are like this one. Which in turn lead me to understand the underlying basics, which make me want to implement those basics myself, which sends me down a spiral to wanting to write my own kernel. All the while the project I started with gets forgotten, until I pick it up a month later and the whole thing starts again.

    Maybe I should just try and learn C… or zig. And try and hold myself to the higher quality standard they demand. Especially since it feels like I’m doing that already.