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This library would be nice to see in no std environment, especially considering the global trend for moving rust libraries to no_std (bincode, smallvec, thiserror).
I managed to make this library work on bare metal, but i did it very quickly without considering all possible use cases, please see commit skibon02@6bf09e4.
Some notes about this fork version:
removed support HashSet and HashMap
tests still require std support
removed "std" feature from regex
As for further steps, we should introduce enabled by default feature "std" and feature-gate all std-specific functionality under this feature (which only covers HashSet and HashMap, and maybe some of other library features)
I can open PR and complete all the necessary changes for this library to work on both no_std and std
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Please note that I don't have much time to work on this library or review PRs right now. The changes seems reasonable. It would also be nice to have a fully zero-alloc mode (related to #1), but that's out of scope for now.
This library would be nice to see in no std environment, especially considering the global trend for moving rust libraries to
no_std
(bincode, smallvec, thiserror).I managed to make this library work on bare metal, but i did it very quickly without considering all possible use cases, please see commit skibon02@6bf09e4.
Some notes about this fork version:
As for further steps, we should introduce enabled by default feature "std" and feature-gate all std-specific functionality under this feature (which only covers
HashSet
andHashMap
, and maybe some of other library features)I can open PR and complete all the necessary changes for this library to work on both no_std and std
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: