Module std 

Documentation of the std subset that the arcis interpreter accepts inside #[encrypted] code.

How to read this module

Each submodule documents the methods supported on a particular kind of type (slice, iter, integer, float, boolean, option, cell, boxed, mem). For type categories where extension traits work cleanly, the submodule defines a trait whose only purpose is to give rustdoc a page to attach the documentation to; for iter (where a parallel trait would conflict with Iterator) the supported methods are listed in the module-level documentation instead.

The method bodies are documentation-only stubs that panic if called outside the interpreter. Inside #[encrypted] code the interpreter intercepts the call before the body runs.

The traits are never imported by user code. Names exist purely so that rustdoc renders pages like slice::SupportedSlice showing which methods arcis recognizes, on which receivers, with what complexity and caveats.

Items defined by arcis itself (.reveal(), .to_arcis(), BaseField25519::*, …) are documented on the types they belong to, not here.

Modules

boolean

Methods on bool accepted by the arcis interpreter.

boxed

Constructors and methods on Box accepted by the arcis interpreter.

cell

Methods on Cell accepted by the arcis interpreter.

clone

Cloning trait accepted by the arcis interpreter.

cmp

Comparison traits accepted by the arcis interpreter.

default

Default trait accepted by the arcis interpreter.

float

Methods on f32 and f64 accepted by the arcis interpreter.

fmt

Formatting traits accepted by the arcis interpreter.

integer

Methods and associated constants on primitive integer types accepted by the arcis interpreter.

iter

Iterator methods accepted by the arcis interpreter inside #[encrypted] code.

marker

Marker traits accepted by the arcis interpreter.

mem

Free functions from std::mem accepted by the arcis interpreter.

ops

Operator overloading traits and range types accepted by the arcis interpreter.

option

Methods on Option accepted by the arcis interpreter.

slice

Methods on [T] (slices) and [T; N] (arrays) accepted by the arcis interpreter.