Closed antiguru closed 5 years ago
From discussion with @antiguru, my main anxiety about this is that I'm less confident that un-aligned reads of 128 bit data works correctly on modern processors than I am for un-aligned reads of 64 bit data.
What do you think of adding a test, a bit like the alignment test
#[test] fn test_alignment() { _test_pass(vec![(format!("x"), vec![1,2,3]); 1024]); }
which intentionally puts the 128 bit data at some unpleasant alignment?
These landed in #14, which came after this and for which I apologize. I have added the tests in a recent commit, and these changes should now be in place but without giving credit appropriately (sorry!).
I'm going to close this down now and try and get the larger types flowing through timely and differential now.
Rust supports
i128
andu128
since version 1.26.0. I think it's time to add support to Abomination as well.Signed-off-by: Moritz Hoffmann antiguru@gmail.com