pub enum LowerAvailableDepth {
Yes,
No,
}Expand description
Whether evaluating a given goal should be done with a lower available depth from its parent goal.
Normally, it should be Yes, but among rustc’s predicate goals, normalizes-to
goals are exceptions. They act like functions that used for normalizing associated
terms while evaluating projection goals with fully unconstrained expected term.
We don’t want to lower the available depths for those function-like goals, otherwise
we will encounter recursion limit overflows more often.
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Source§impl Clone for LowerAvailableDepth
impl Clone for LowerAvailableDepth
Source§fn clone(&self) -> LowerAvailableDepth
fn clone(&self) -> LowerAvailableDepth
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impl DynSend for LowerAvailableDepth
impl DynSync for LowerAvailableDepth
impl Freeze for LowerAvailableDepth
impl RefUnwindSafe for LowerAvailableDepth
impl Send for LowerAvailableDepth
impl Sync for LowerAvailableDepth
impl Unpin for LowerAvailableDepth
impl UnsafeUnpin for LowerAvailableDepth
impl UnwindSafe for LowerAvailableDepth
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Size: 1 byte
Size for each variant:
Yes: 0 bytesNo: 0 bytes