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Rust probably stabilise some of its experimental features before we can rewrite the world with it. Const generics for one. (I'd help out with the implementation if I could...)
Const generics are already stable. Do you mean const inline or const expressions on type level?
Sorry, I was thinking of other features covered by the Const Generics Project Group, like generic_const_exprs.
Has there been any progress on that? The projects repo seems somewhat dead.
There seems to be a couple of people keeping the lights on at the project zulip but they are presumably busy with other things.
Ah okay! Would love to see a stable generic_const_expr one day.