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try to reduce boilerplate #3422

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garious commented Mar 21, 2019

No dice. That whole module is moving to the _api crate. If CI wasn't so damn slow today, it'd already be done.

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rob-solana commented Mar 21, 2019

more interested in what you thought of the approach

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codecov bot commented Mar 21, 2019

Codecov Report

Merging #3422 into master will increase coverage by <.1%.
The diff coverage is n/a.

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+ Misses       4678    4671      -7

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garious commented Mar 21, 2019

Love the approach. It'll be a little harder than that across crates. Have you done the C-preprocessor equivalent of ## in Rust macros?

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Love the approach. It'll be a little harder than that across crates. Have you done the C-preprocessor equivalent of ## in Rust macros?

in another life (3 months ago)... will look at your polished config and budget for further inspiration

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