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Tutorial typos #2852
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Add minimum alignment support for loongarch64 The [loongarch64-unknown-linux-gnu](rust-lang#96971) was added as a tier 3 target, add minimum alignment support for loongarch64 now. Thanks
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Add minimum alignment support for loongarch64 The [loongarch64-unknown-linux-gnu](rust-lang#96971) was added as a tier 3 target, add minimum alignment support for loongarch64 now. Thanks
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We override a few std functions to improve verification time or verification results, however, those functions are quite helpful during concrete execution. Thus, avoid overriding functions when executing concrete playback. Resolves rust-lang#2850 Co-authored-by: Adrian Palacios <[email protected]>
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Section 10.1: "@ pointer type discussed in next section" is actually discussed in an earlier section, specifically section 8.
17.3 The example has variables "from_parent" and "to_parent", whereas the explanation refers to "from_par" and "to_par"
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