Clarify what no_std is good for. #23530
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| By default, `std` is linked to every Rust crate. In some contexts, such as | ||
| writing a kernel, this is undesirable. Rust's standard library can still be | ||
| used when writing things like shared libraries, even when being called into | ||
| like C. |
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Did you mean "called into, like C"?
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Any of these would be more clear:
called into, as in C
called into, like in C
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I think there's a typo in the bug number? Did you mean #20537? I'm also not sure that this is sufficient to close that issue, I think that we ourselves haven't quite figured out the I think that the bug isn't really a documentation bug but rather one where we need to discuss how to stabilize the feature, "fixing" the bug in the process. Basically I think that the bug should be interpreted as "it would be nice for |
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It is a typo, whoops :(
Sounds fine to me. I'll move the original issue over to RFCs. |
Fixes #23057
I'd be happy to modify it if we want to say something else.