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Implements a fixed-capacity stack-allocated Vec alternative backed by an array, using const generics.

0.11.9

1 year ago

This release makes some necessary compilation fixes for the latest nightly compilers.

0.11.8

1 year ago

This release makes a necessary adjustment for current nightly Rust, where ReadBuf has been replaced with BorrowedCursor.

0.11.7

1 year ago

This is pretty much just another compilation fixes release, particularly to account for Miri's increased threshold for aliasing detection in newer builds.

0.11.6

1 year ago

This release just fixes a bit of code that was no longer considered to be valid by newer builds of Miri.

0.11.5

2 years ago

This release again just fixes compilation errors in the latest nightly, by removing a feature gate that no longer exists.

0.11.4

2 years ago

This release just fixes some compilation errors on (incomplete / not fully usable anyways) const-related functionality with the latest nightly versions of the compiler.

0.11.3

2 years ago

This release fixes a few compilation errors related to changes made in the latest nightly versions of rustc, and also includes some other assorted minor fixes and improvements in the time since the previous release.

0.11.2

2 years ago

This release is primarily being done to account for a feature flag change that broke compilation of the crate today, but also includes a handful of minor bug fixes and improvements made since the previous release.

0.11.1

2 years ago

This release includes a number of internal improvements and additionally constified methods for StaticString, and various other minor fixes / internal improvements throughout the rest of the crate.

0.11.0

2 years ago

This release fixes the crate to work correctly on current nightly rust, and makes minor adjustments to bring it up to "2021 Edition" standards. Apart from that, various internal refactoring has also been done in terms of performance tweaks / documentation quality / etc, and a few more things have been made const-compatible (such as for example the split_off method).