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Clarify rules about immutable statics #860

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Coder-256 wants to merge 1 commit into rust-lang:master from Coder-256:patch-1

Coder-256 commented Jul 28, 2020 •

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Closes #760 since it seems to be abandoned.

Coder-256 changed the title ~~Update static-items.md~~ Clarify rules about immutable statics


          Clarify `mut` vs non-`mut` statics

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Coder-256 force-pushed the Coder-256:patch-1 branch from a2b38e8 to 2d6b851

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Thanks for picking this up!

src/items/static-items.md

  
        Non-`mut` static items that contain a type

        that is not [interior mutable] may be placed in read-only memory. 

        All access to a non-`mut` static is safe, but there are a number of restrictions:

ehuss Aug 3, 2020
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The rules below here seem to apply to both mut and non-mut static, right?

Note that I removed the second item in #867, as it is out-of-date.

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