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https://github.com/dominicburkart/funfun

Macros for working with closures in Rust.
https://github.com/dominicburkart/funfun

functional-programming memory-allocation parallel rust

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Macros for working with closures in Rust.

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# funfun

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### spawn_fn!
```spawn_fn!``` Takes a closure or function and its arguments, runs the
closure or function with the passed arguments in a new thread, and
returns the thread's hook.

``` rust
let eg = box_fn!(|x: i32| -> i32 {x + 2});
let also = box_fn!(|x: i32, y: i32| -> i32 {x + y});

let mut v1 = Vec::new();
for i1 in 0..10000 {
let i2 = i1 + 10;
v1.push(spawn_fn!(eg, i1));
v1.push(spawn_fn!(also, i1, i2)); // woohoo multi-arity!
}
v1.push(spawn_fn!(||{println!("accepts closures to run in their own thread!"); 1}));

for res in v1.into_iter() {
res.join();
}
```

### box_fn!
```box_fn!``` Boxes a closure and returns an Rc pointer.
``` rust
type T = BoxFn String>;
struct F {
c: T
}
let c: T = box_fn!(|s: &str| -> String {s.to_string()});
let mut f = F { c };
f.c = box_fn!(
|d: &str| -> String {"reassign once".to_string()}
);
f.c = box_fn!(
|_: &str| {"and again".to_string()}
);
```

### arc_fn!
```arc_fn!``` Boxes a closure and returns an Arc pointer. Slower than
an Rc pointer, but allows derivation of traits like Clone.
``` rust
type T = ArcFn String>;
#[derive(Clone)]
struct F {
c: T
}
let c: T = arc_fn!(|s: &str| -> String {s.to_string()});
let mut f = F { c };
f.c = arc_fn!(
|d: &str| -> String {"reassign once".to_string()}
);
f.c = arc_fn!(
|_: &str| {"and again".to_string()}
);
```