pub trait Nuclear: Copy {
type Nucleus: Radium<Item = Self>;
}Expand description
Relates a primitive type to its corresponding best-effort atomic type.
This is always implemented; however, because Nucleus uses RadiumT rather
than AtomicT, the destination type might wind up being Cell<T>.
Behind the Name
Atoms and (eukaryotic) cells both have a nucleus. Technically each implementor of this trait is the nucleus, and the destination of the associated type is the nuclear thing that possesses a nucleus. Sorry this codebase isn’t a perfect reflection of biology and physics.
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Implementations on Foreign Types§
source§impl Nuclear for i128
impl Nuclear for i128
Note: the standard library has an unstable atomic for this type.
radium commits to operating on the stable release series, and so
will not use its atomic variant, but is willing to prepare for
assumed stabilization by acting on the Cell.
source§impl Nuclear for u128
impl Nuclear for u128
Note: the standard library has an unstable atomic for this type.
radium commits to operating on the stable release series, and so
will not use its atomic variant, but is willing to prepare for
assumed stabilization by acting on the Cell.