Rust Ghost-cell Resources

Goals improve at the rust programming language. my first major project tought me how to do things in rust. I hope for this project to teach me how to

Simple thread-safe cell PtrCell is an atomic cell type that allows safe, concurrent access to shared data. No std, no data races, no nasal demons (UB)

Ghost Ghost is a rust library that allows you to delete your executable while it's running. Usage // With a default placeholder value on windows (`svc

Purpose This crate is another attempt at the ghost-cell / qcell saga of cell crates. This provides an alternative to std::cell::RefCell that can allow

thc — The H3 Compressor This library allows to compress an H3 cell set into a compacted space-efficient representation. This is especially useful for

Overview VIS-A-VIS is an agent-based simulator of viral infection spread and viral infection self-containment in a monolayer of cell. The simulation m

3D-Cellular-Automata-WGPU 3d Cellular Automata using WGPU in Rust (for the web and using compute shaders) The branches are very messy... I recommend y

static-cell Statically allocated, initialized at runtime cell. StaticCell provides a no-std-compatible, no-alloc way to reserve memory at compile time

LendingCell is a mutable container that allows you to get an owned reference to the same object. When the owned reference is dropped, ownership return

redis-cell A Redis module that provides rate limiting in Redis as a single command. Implements the fairly sophisticated generic cell rate algorithm (G

Anti Ghost Ping Status This is not the production bot code nor a working bot, just a rewrite in rust. How to Run Requirements: Postgres db Fill out .e

Tape A cell-based esoteric programming language Tape is a cell-based, brainfuck-like programming language that has a readable syntax and a non-wasted

A proof of concept implementation of cyclic data structures in stable, safe, Rust. This demonstrates the combined power of the static-rc crate and the

A novel safe and zero-cost borrow-checking paradigm from the GhostCell paper. Motivation A number of collections, such as linked-lists, binary-trees,