I'm curious how fast libstd grows. I'd like to count number of functions in it. I've tried by counting number of "std" items in rustdoc's search index , but it gives odd results with a bump between 1.26-1.28: [number of items in std] I suspect that's due to counting unstable items, perhaps stdsim…

Counting the number of #[(stable will give a decent underestimate. (It's an underestimate because in e.g. std::num, macros are used to paste the same functionality between the different numeric types. This might actually be a benefit: only count count_ones twice rather than 24(?) times. Also whites…

Counting number of stable methods of libstd

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kornel April 12, 2020, 12:52pm 4

Total number of #[stable] items in the standard library:

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Counting number of stable methods of libstd

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