Open 28Smiles opened 1 year ago
Currently the kernel macro disallowes the usage of something like [f32; 3] as a type, imo it should be allowed, since it can easily implement copy if the array value implements copy, hence it can be part of the method signature.
Currently the kernel macro disallowes the usage of something like [f32; 3] as a type, imo it should be allowed, since it can easily implement copy if the array value implements copy, hence it can be part of the method signature.