Module integer

Wrapper types and extensions for Rust’s built-in integer primitives.

This module is split into the signed and unsigned submodules. These may either be merged or feature-gated in the future. Merging them would make the crate itself a bit more convenient to use. Feature-gating the integers, on the other hand, could be used to disable unnecessary codegen.

Structs

I8

A signed, 8-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

I16

A signed, 16-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

I32

A signed, 32-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

I64

A signed, 64-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

I128

A signed, 128-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

Isize

A signed, pointer-sized integer type with explicit alignment requirements

U8

An unsigned, 8-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

U16

An unsigned, 16-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

U32

An unsigned, 32-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

U64

An unsigned, 64-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

U128

An unsigned, 128-bit integer type with explicit alignment requirements

Usize

An unsigned, platform-dependent integer type with explicit alignment requirements

Traits

Integer

A trait defining integer types with explicit or implicit byte order serialization (endianness) that can be converted to and from slices of bytes.