Module abi_stable::std_types
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Contains many ffi-safe equivalents of standard library types. The vast majority of them can be converted to and from std equivalents.
For ffi-safe equivalents/wrappers of types outside the standard library go to the external_types module
Re-exports
pub use self::option::RNone;
pub use self::option::RSome;
pub use self::result::RErr;
pub use self::result::ROk;
Modules
Contains the ffi-safe equivalent of
std::borrow::Cow
, and related items.Contains the ffi-safe equivalent of
std::collections::HashMap
, and related items.Contains an ffi-safe equivalent of
std::string::String
.Some types from the
std::sync
module have ffi-safe equivalents in
abi_stable::external_types
.An ffi-safe equivalent of
std::any::TypeId
.Contains an ffi-safe equivalent of
Vec<T>
.Structs
Ffi-safe version of
std::sync::Arc
Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::box::Box
.Ffi-safe version of
Box<dyn std::error::Error + 'static>
whose Send + Sync
ness is determined by the M
type parameter.Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::time::Duration
.An ffi-safe hashmap, which wraps
std::collections::HashMap<K, V, S>
,
only requiring the K: Eq + Hash
bounds when constructing it.Ffi safe equivalent to
std::io::Error
.Ffi safe equivalent to
std::io::ErrorKind
.Ffi-safe equivalent of
&'a [T]
Ffi-safe equivalent of
&'a mut [T]
Ffi-safe equivalent of
&'a str
Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::string::String
.Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::vec::Vec
.An ffi safe 1 element tuple.
An ffi safe 2 element tuple.
An ffi safe 3 element tuple.
An ffi safe 4 element tuple.
An ffi-safe equivalent of
std::any::TypeId
that
can compare types across dynamic libraries.Enums
Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::cmp::Ordering
.Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::borrow::Cow
.Ffi-safe equivalent of the
std::option::Option
type.Ffi-safe equivalent of
Result<T, E>
.Ffi-safe equivalent of
std::io::SeekFrom
.Type Definitions
Ffi safe equivalent to
Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send + Sync>
.Ffi safe equivalent to
Box<dyn std::error::Error + Send>
.Ffi safe equivalent to
Box<dyn std::error::Error>
.