Navigating Macros and Generics in Rust

This chapter explores the challenges of procedural and declarative macros in Rust, highlighting their limitations in token manipulation and value recognition. It further contrasts Rust's compile-time capabilities with Zig, focusing on const generics and the hurdles faced with constant functions, particularly in array manipulation. Practical examples illustrate the intricacies of managing unique elements and memory considerations within the Rust programming landscape.