> Ideally, you don’t want to make a self-referential struct in Rust. Instead you should leverage other types to accomplish the same thing; for example Rc<T> can be used for things like linked-lists or trees. Also, have a look for libraries that might do this work for you, as these are very easy to do wrong.
LOL, sure borrow-checked reference counted pointers that can't equal null to mark the beginning or end of a chain are exactly what I am looking for when I want to build a linked list or tree. Why are you like this, Rust?
LOL, sure borrow-checked reference counted pointers that can't equal null to mark the beginning or end of a chain are exactly what I am looking for when I want to build a linked list or tree. Why are you like this, Rust?