Bumps generic-array from 0.12.3 to 0.12.4.
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-
0.12.4
- Fix unsoundness in the
arr!
macro.
-
0.12.0
- Allow trailing commas in
arr!
macro.
- BREAKING: Serialize
GenericArray
using serde
tuples, instead of variable-length sequences. This may not be compatible with old serialized data.
-
0.11.0
- BREAKING Redesign
GenericSequence
with an emphasis on use in generic type parameters.
- Add
MappedGenericSequence
and FunctionalSequence
- Implements optimized
map
, zip
and fold
for GenericArray
, &GenericArray
and &mut GenericArray
- BREAKING Remove
map_ref
, zip_ref
and map_slice
map_slice
is now equivalent to GenericArray::from_iter(slice.iter().map(...))
-
0.10.0
- Add
GenericSequence
, Lengthen
, Shorten
, Split
and Concat
traits.
- Redefine
transmute
to avert errors.
-
0.9.0
- Rewrite construction methods to be well-defined in panic situations, correctly dropping elements.
NoDrop
crate replaced by ManuallyDrop
as it became stable in Rust core.
- Add optimized
map
/map_ref
and zip
/zip_ref
methods to GenericArray
-
0.8.0
- Implement
AsRef
, AsMut
, Borrow
, BorrowMut
, Hash
for GenericArray
- Update
serde
to 1.0
- Update
typenum
- Make macro
arr!
non-cloning
- Implement
From<[T; N]>
up to N=32
- Fix #45
-
0.7.0
- Upgrade
serde
to 0.9
- Make
serde
with no_std
- Implement
PartialOrd
/Ord
for GenericArray
-
0.6.0
- Fixed #30
- Implement
Default
for GenericArray
- Implement
LowerHex
and UpperHex
for GenericArray<u8, N>
- Use
precision
formatting field in hex representation
- Add
as_slice
, as_mut_slice
- Remove
GenericArray::new
in favor of Default
trait
- Add
from_slice
and from_mut_slice
no_std
and core
for crate.
-
0.5.0
- Update
serde
- remove
no_std
feature, fixed #19
-
0.4.0
-
0.3.0
- Implement
IntoIter
for GenericArray
- Add
map
method
- Add optional
serde
(de)serialization support feature.
-
< 0.3.0
... (truncated)
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