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I'm making a perl binding to rax (very unfinished, but https://github.com/dylanwh/Rax)
and I'm wondering why I don't see RAX_ITER_SAFE mentioned outside the headers.
I'm wondering if RAX_ITER_SAFE is really used?
Assuming it is, I guess I need to make that the default when I allocate iterators.
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I'm making a perl binding to rax (very unfinished, but https://github.com/dylanwh/Rax)
and I'm wondering why I don't see RAX_ITER_SAFE mentioned outside the headers.
I'm wondering if RAX_ITER_SAFE is really used?
Assuming it is, I guess I need to make that the default when I allocate iterators.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: