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All that remains is to get the procedural drive to support it, then test mixing the 'simple' collector with the 'epsilon' collector.
The main difficulty is breaking the derive macro's current assumption that there is a single 'gc lifetime. With multiple collector ids, there are likely to be multiple GC lifetimes.
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See issue #33 for details.
This feature is currently unfinished. I don't have time to implement it
right now, but I also don't want to remove the test completely.
The failing test was *really* getting annoying.
This should work cleanly for
CollectorId
s of different types. Mixing multiple collector ids of the same type is unlikely to be supported right now.I already have a doctest demonstrating the expected behavior.
All that remains is to get the procedural drive to support it, then test mixing the 'simple' collector with the 'epsilon' collector.
The main difficulty is breaking the derive macro's current assumption that there is a single
'gc
lifetime. With multiple collector ids, there are likely to be multiple GC lifetimes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: