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build_assert build_assert allows you to make assertions at build-time. Unlike assert and some implementations of compile-time assertions, such as stat

const-chunks This crate provides an extension trait that lets you chunk iterators into constant-length arrays using const generics. See the docs for m

Purpose This crate is another attempt at the ghost-cell / qcell saga of cell crates. This provides an alternative to std::cell::RefCell that can allow

Rust uint crate using const-generics Implements [UintBITS, LIMBS], the ring of numbers modulo $2^{\mathtt{BITS}}$ . It requires two generic argument

Const Either Some types to allow deciding at compile time if an option contains a value or which variant from the either type is active. This might be

Statically sized matrix using a definition with const generics

const-alloc Link to the docs! Allocate memory at compile time! Currently, in stable rust there is no way to dynamically allocate or deallocate memory

For panicking with formatting in const contexts. This library exists because the panic macro was stabilized for use in const contexts in Rust 1.57.0,

Const equivalents of many bytemuck functions, and a few additional const functions. constmuck uses bytemuck's traits, so any type that implements thos

const-utf16 utf8 to utf16 conversion functions useable in const contexts. Use const HELLO_WORLD_UTF16: &[u16]= const_utf16::encode!("Hello, world!");