move code to the 2018 edition #19
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this commit removes features gate from the code and from Cargo.toml it also makes use of the new `--edition` flag to simplify the instructions for creating a new project
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Latest commit prepares this book for the upcoming beta release. r? @rust-embedded/resources |
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19: move code to the 2018 edition r=japaric a=japaric most code changes are minor the annoying part of using the 2018 edition right now is that there is no easy way to create new 2018 project (Cargo still defaults to 2015 projects; see rust-lang/cargo#5980) and there's no visible documentation on how to move a new project to the 2018 edition (see rust-lang/edition-guide#102) so I have included the required changes in the preface -- I hope people won't miss that part. r? @rust-embedded/resources (anyone) closes #1 Co-authored-by: Jorge Aparicio <jorge@japaric.io>
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most code changes are minor
the annoying part of using the 2018 edition right now is that there is no easy
way to create new 2018 project (Cargo still defaults to 2015 projects; see
rust-lang/cargo#5980) and there's no visible documentation on how to move a new
project to the 2018 edition (see rust-lang/edition-guide#102) so I have
included the required changes in the preface -- I hope people won't miss that
part.
r? @rust-embedded/resources (anyone)
closes #1