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Explain Cairo smart pointers, especially Box types, boxed memory segments, and recursive types; use when a request involves boxing values, avoiding copies, or defining recursive types in Cairo.
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| name | cairo-smart-pointers |
| description | Explain Cairo smart pointers, especially Box types, boxed memory segments, and recursive types; use when a request involves boxing values, avoiding copies, or defining recursive types in Cairo. |
Explain how smart pointers manage memory safely, with a focus on Box<T>.
references/smart-pointers.md before answering.BoxTrait::new and unbox() in examples.Box<T> to store data in the boxed segment and move only pointers.Document Cairo language quirks, gotchas, and idiomatic workarounds; use when encountering unexpected compilation errors or behaviors in Cairo that differ from Rust.
Guide implementing custom numeric types in Cairo with invariant enforcement, overflow safety, and standard trait implementations; use when implementing fixed-point, signed integers, or other numeric primitives.
Explain how to write and run Cairo tests, including `#[test]`, assert macros, `#[should_panic]`, `#[ignore]`, and `#[available_gas]`; use when a request involves writing or running unit tests in Cairo.
Explain Cairo Array usage, ArrayTrait methods, array! macro, Span, and array read/write constraints; use when a request involves creating, updating, reading, or passing arrays in Cairo.
Explain Cairo associated items (functions, types, constants, implementations) in traits and impls; use when a request involves associated types, constants, or clarifying trait item placement in Cairo.
Explain Cairo closures, syntax, capture rules, type inference, and Fn traits; use when a request involves anonymous functions or passing behavior as a parameter in Cairo.