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As mentioned by #196, nightly now has the
error_in_core
feature. This make no_std support pretty straightforward (just replacestd
withcore
in a few places).Some tests don't work on on no_std to keep the commit small for now. Maybe this is fine until
error_in_core
is merged, because there are only 5 lines in#[cfg(not(feature = "std"))]
guards, so running the tests withstd
disabled hardly increases coverage anywayOnce
error_in_core
is in stable, even this little trick:can be removed, or not, depending on how important the MSRV guarantees are.
Thoughts?