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Explicitly state the contracts of Stack and GuardedStack #41

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Fixes #39. Fixes #40. cc @Amanieu

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Amanieu commented Sep 2, 2016

As I mentioned in #39, Stack should be changed to an unsafe trait since an implementation that fails to uphold the contract could lead to memory unsafety.

The alternative is to have only GuardedStack uphold a contract. Callers of Generator::unsafe_new will then have to ensure themselves that the Stack they pass in correctly upholds the stack requirements.

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As I mentioned in #39, Stack should be changed to an unsafe trait since an implementation that fails to uphold the contract could lead to memory unsafety.

I don't see how this is true. You cannot use a Stack implementation without unsafe code.

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Amanieu commented Sep 2, 2016

I don't see how this is true. You cannot use a Stack implementation without unsafe code.

Fair enough, my point is that you should add a note in the documentation of unsafe_new saying that the caller is responsible for ensuring that the Stack he is providing properly upholds its contract.

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@Amanieu addressed

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edef1c commented Sep 2, 2016

Landed ❤️

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