At now QuickCheck::tests and QuickCheck::max_tests uses usize type
for arguments. Size of usize depend on platform. So if you write
test on 64 bit platform and after that run test on 32bit platform you will got problems,
if you pass more 2^32 iteratations to this functions.
It would be good to use u64 for iteration count, so tests will be the same on all platforms.
At now
QuickCheck::tests
andQuickCheck::max_tests
usesusize
type for arguments. Size ofusize
depend on platform. So if you write test on 64 bit platform and after that run test on 32bit platform you will got problems, if you pass more2^32
iteratations to this functions.It would be good to use
u64
for iteration count, so tests will be the same on all platforms.