amplify 4.0.0-beta.7

Amplifying Rust language capabilities: multiple generic trait implementations, type wrappers, derive macros
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amplify

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This version has 24 feature flags, 5 of them enabled by default.

default

  • std
  • derive
  • hex

std

  • amplify_num/std

derive

  • amplify_derive

hex

  • amplify_num/hex

amplify_derive

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

all

  • serde
  • std
  • parse_arg
  • stringly_conversions
  • c_raw
  • proc_attr
  • derive
  • rand
  • apfloat
  • apfloat_std

serde

  • serde_crate
  • std
  • serde_yaml
  • serde_json
  • toml
  • amplify_num/serde
  • ascii/serde
  • stringly_conversions
  • stringly_conversions/alloc
  • stringly_conversions/serde_str_helpers

c_raw

  • libc
  • std

apfloat

  • amplify_apfloat

alloc

  • amplify_num/alloc

apfloat_alloc

  • amplify_apfloat/alloc

proc_attr

  • amplify_syn

apfloat_std

  • amplify_apfloat/std

amplify_apfloat

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

serde_crate

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

amplify_syn

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

libc

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

stringly_conversions

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

getrandom

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

serde_yaml

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

serde_json

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

toml

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

rand

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

parse_arg

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.