Make Float work with no_std #50
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This is just anecdotal evidence, but in some cases, I did measure faster runtimes when using #[inline(always)] for delegating methods in the past. Since most methods (all except 2) implemented by this crate are solely delegating calls to the wrapped type, I don't see any reason why not to give the compiler the strongest possible inlining suggestion for these methods.
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56: Make Float work with no_std (rebased #50) r=cuviper a=cuviper - Use ::core::num::FpCategory when deriving Float to work with no_std - Get rid of unnecessary double-borrowing to fix clippy lint Co-authored-by: vkahl <42325420+vkahl@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Valentin Kahl <code@valentin-kahl.de>
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Merged in #56 without the inline change. |
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The Float macro is referencing ::std::num::FpCategory and thus doesn't work with no_std yet. Replacing it with ::core::num::FpCategory shouldn't break any existing code but provides no_std compatibility when needed.
After doing this change, I added two more commits to my fork. I think these should be pretty noncontroversial. Otherwise I'd already be happy if only the first one (e1a99e1) got merged.