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The page is broken, and apparently a non no-op edit fixes it...
just remove mention of N:N vs M:N for now
rm blank
fix
Updated Rust for CXX programmers (rest)
Update wiki links for the rust-lang.org/doc/... -> r-l.o/doc/master/... change.
rw
fix typo
borrowed pointers are more flexible in some ways than C++ refs
reorganize/fix table
add Rc/RcMut
Revert f903c6d12436cc51cecd51a571f5d9a2bc4e0da3 ... 67d2e1573ab281715347234aaa4d267f52c798f7 on Rust for CXX programmers
borrowed pointers can be stored in containers, so they're a bit more powerful than just references
enums aren't really 1-to-1
macros aren't really comparable to templates, there's no type-system awareness or SFINAE
C++1y doesn't look like it will have concepts
move generics near the parametric polymorphism section
Add Generics (info from Patrick Walton and Jeaye Wilkerson on mailing list)
really fix the table this time...
fix table
slices
clarify
cleanup
fix another typo