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sharded-slab v0.1.5 tests fail to compile on 32-bit x86 #82
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thanks for the report, i'll look into this! |
I've yanked v0.1.5 from crates.io to avoid breaking anyone else's 32-bit builds. We'll release a new version once this is fixed. |
Thank you for looking into it! |
Exactly the version I needed =) |
@loyd sorry, I'm working on getting a fix for this so we can release a v0.1.6 that will contain your changes and compile for 32-bit platforms! :) |
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This would have caught the build failure for 32-bit platforms reported in issue #82. Adding a 32-bit build job to CI will help ensure we don't break 32-bit builds in the future.
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This would have caught the build failure for 32-bit platforms reported in issue #82. Adding a 32-bit build job to CI will help ensure we don't break 32-bit builds in the future.
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This would have caught the build failure for 32-bit platforms reported in issue #82. Adding a 32-bit build job to CI will help ensure we don't break 32-bit builds in the future.
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This would have caught the build failure for 32-bit platforms reported in issue #82. Adding a 32-bit build job to CI will help ensure we don't break 32-bit builds in the future.
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I'm maintaining the packages for this crate for Fedora Linux, and it appears that the update to v0.1.5 introduces issues that prevent its tests from compiling on 32-bit x86 (i.e. i686-unknown-linux-gnu), in what looks like compile-time evaluation issue:
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