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Typic helps you transmute fearlessly. It worries about the subtleties of soundness and safety so you don’t have to!
Just import it and replace your #[repr(...)] attributes with #[typic::repr(...)]:
// Import it!
use typic::{self, transmute::StableTransmuteInto, stability::StableABI};
// Update your attributes!
#[typic::repr(C)]
#[derive(StableABI)]
pub struct Foo(pub u8, pub u16);
// Transmute fearlessly!
let _ : Foo = 64u32.transmute_into(); // Alchemy achieved!ⓘ
let _ : u32 = Foo(16, 12).transmute_into(); // Compile Error!Modules§
- extras
- Examples demonstrating typic’s ability to express common abstractions.
- layout
- Details about the layout of types.
- stability
- Traits for communicating layout guarantees.
- transmute
- Traits for safe and sound transmutation.
Attribute Macros§
- repr
- Use
#[typic::repr(...)]instead of#[repr(...)]on your type definitions.