Rust has a module system and so it seems like a waste to just export everything as std::foo and extra::foo: grep '^pub mod' | wc -l counts 53 and 50 direct exports respectively.
Low hanging fruit would be moving std::{i8,uint,f32, ...} to std::num::*.
Other possibilities (off the top of my head):
std:
ascii, c_str to str::* or even ascii, c_str, to_str, from_str, str, fmt to std::text::* (or anything in between)hashmap, trie, vec, at_vec to container::*at_vec to vec::at_vec (or container as above)ptr, owned, managed, borrow to ptr::* (with the current ptr becoming ptr::raw.)
extra:
bigint, rational, complex to num::*dlist, list, ringbuf, smallintmap, priority_queue, treemap to container::*sha1, sha2, md5, md4 to crypto::* (or something, I'd feel bad about putting md5/md4 in "crypto")
(I imagine it'd be very easy to get carried away with making it too granular.)
Rust has a module system and so it seems like a waste to just export everything as
std::fooandextra::foo:grep '^pub mod' | wc -lcounts 53 and 50 direct exports respectively.Low hanging fruit would be moving
std::{i8,uint,f32, ...}tostd::num::*.Other possibilities (off the top of my head):
std:ascii,c_strtostr::*or evenascii,c_str,to_str,from_str,str,fmttostd::text::*(or anything in between)hashmap,trie,vec,at_vectocontainer::*at_vectovec::at_vec(orcontaineras above)ptr,owned,managed,borrowtoptr::*(with the currentptrbecomingptr::raw.)extra:bigint,rational,complextonum::*dlist,list,ringbuf,smallintmap,priority_queue,treemaptocontainer::*sha1,sha2,md5,md4tocrypto::*(or something, I'd feel bad about puttingmd5/md4in "crypto")(I imagine it'd be very easy to get carried away with making it too granular.)