<ul><li>This post demonstrates how a carefully crafted CPS style using Rust’s local memory pointers can overcome challenges.</li><li>Rust’s strict lifetime and ownership system add extra complexity to CPS, but with local memory pointers and abstract arrow operations, it's possible to write expressive CPS code while keeping memory management safe and efficient.</li><li>Arrow statements serve as an abstract notation for chaining operations, allowing for explicit control flow and modular operations, overcoming the verbosity associated with traditional CPS implementations.</li><li>The implementation showcases Rust's capability to reduce high-level constructs into optimized machine code, emphasizing the value of CPS techniques in performance-critical applications.</li></ul>

Simplifying Continuation-Passing Style (CPS) in Rust

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