Dynamic Borrow-Checking in a Toy Programming Language: Implementing Rust-like Memory Safety Without Static Types
This is a demo of a toy language with dynamic typing, inline values, stack allocation, interior pointers, single ownership, and a limited form of borrowing - less expressive than rust, but much more…
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