bit_seq-0.2.1
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- x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
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docs.rs

Rust

bit_seq 0.2.1

A procedural macro for creating bit sequences.

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bseq_fail_bits_binary_syn.rs
bseq_fail_bits_binary_syn.stderr
bseq_fail_hex_expr_i32_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_hex_expr_i32_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_hex_expr_u8_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_hex_expr_u8_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_hex_i32_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_hex_i32_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_hex_u8_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_hex_u8_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_ident_expr_i32_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_ident_expr_i32_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_ident_expr_no_separator.rs
bseq_fail_ident_expr_no_separator.stderr
bseq_fail_ident_expr_no_var.rs
bseq_fail_ident_expr_no_var.stderr
bseq_fail_ident_expr_u8_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_ident_expr_u8_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_ident_expr_wrong_len.rs
bseq_fail_ident_expr_wrong_len.stderr
bseq_fail_num_expr_i32_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_num_expr_i32_overflow.stderr
bseq_fail_num_expr_u8_overflow.rs
bseq_fail_num_expr_u8_overflow.stderr

use bit_seq::bseq;

fn main() {
    let _ = bseq!(0x0:32);
}