safe_arch 0.2.2

Crate that exposes `core::arch` safely (via `#[cfg()]`).
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# safe_arch


Exposes arch-specific intrinsics as safe function (via cfg).

I don't like putting too much in the Readme and also in the crate docs, it can
get out of sync. Just see the [crate docs](https://docs.rs/safe_arch) for more
details.

* **Minimum Rust:** The CI tests the crate against Stable 1.43.0. The doc-tests
  are known to require at least 1.43 because they use `u32::MAX`, `f32::NAN`,
  and similar short names for the common consts. You can _probably_ build the
  crate without the doc tests on older compiler versions, possibly as far back
  as 1.31, but that's not officially supported.