Crate overf

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§overf

github crates.io docs.rs

Define the overflow behavior of mathematical operations within blocks of code. This library provides the macros checked!, overflowing!, saturating!, propagating! and default!, enabling you to easily manage overflow in nested contexts.

§Usage

use overf::{checked, overflowing, saturating, default};

fn main() {
    checked! {
        let result = 1usize + 1usize;
        let sum = default! { 2usize + 2usize }; // Use default behavior
        let difference = 5usize - 3usize;

        // Nested blocks
        saturating! {
            let total = 100u8 - 200u8;
        }
    }

    overflowing! {
        let result = 1usize + usize::MAX;
    }
}

§Features

  • Customizable Overflow Behavior: Choose between checked, overflowing, and saturating operations for any block of code.
  • Nested Blocks: Define different overflow behaviors in nested blocks for more granular control.
  • Reset Behavior: Use the default! macro to reset the overflow behavior back to the default.

§Installation

Add overf to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
overf = "0.1"

Or run the following command:

cargo add overf

Macros§

checked
Defines a block of code where all mathematical operations are performed using checked methods.
default
Resets the overflow behavior to the default behavior of Rust.
overflowing
Defines a block of code where all mathematical operations use overflowing methods.
propagating
Defines a block of code where all mathematical operations use checked methods. If any operation results in an overflow, it will return None, propagating the error using the ? operator.
saturating
Defines a block of code where all mathematical operations use saturating methods.
wrapping
Defines a block of code where all mathematical operations use wrapping methods.