lib

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Rust libraries:

• fixed-array is a trait for fixed-size arrays.
• uints are traits and extensions for different unsigned integer types.
• list-fn is a lazy-list as an alternative to the standard Rust iterator.
• bit-list is an LSB-first list of bits.
• sha2-compress is an SHA2 compress function.
• u144 is an unsigned integer 144 bit. For example, to store 137 bit blocks 🙄.
• publish-ws is a tool for publishing all workspace packages.

Conventions

• a Fn suffix is used for traits. For example, ListFn.
• a name of an extension function is used for its trait. For example

  trait Fold: ListFn {
      fn fold(self) -> Self::End { ... }
  }
  impl<T: ListFn> Fold for T {}
  

  An alternative is to use Sugar suffix:

  trait FoldSugar: ListFn {
      fn fold(self) -> Self::End { ... }
  }
  impl<T: ListFn> FoldSugar for T {}
  

Rust Wish List

• const fn in traits. For example

  trait X {
      const fn x() -> X;
  }
  

• default types in traits

  trait X {
      type M = u8
  }
  

• impl Type in traits almost like dyn.

  trait X {
      type M = impl R;
  }
  

• defining arrays in traits using parameters

  trait X<const N: usize> {
      fn x() -> [u8; N];
  }
  

• Generators. See genawaiter as an example.