top | item 17720445 (no title) ibdknox | 7 years ago Huh, does MIRI mean that rust is actually doing some form of partial evaluation during compilation? What's the best way to learn more about that? discuss order hn newest steveklabnik|7 years ago MIRI is short for "MIR Interpreter"; it can run basically any Rust code. But, in the compiler itself, its interface is restricted a bit; we haven't fully defined what "const fn" will be.https://github.com/solson/miri is probably the best place to start poking around :)
steveklabnik|7 years ago MIRI is short for "MIR Interpreter"; it can run basically any Rust code. But, in the compiler itself, its interface is restricted a bit; we haven't fully defined what "const fn" will be.https://github.com/solson/miri is probably the best place to start poking around :)
steveklabnik|7 years ago
https://github.com/solson/miri is probably the best place to start poking around :)