Closed Aaron1011 closed 1 year ago
On 32-bit targets, usize::MAX is u32::MAX, which is small enough that we don't lose any precision. This will become relevant once we can run our tests under Miri on wasm32-wasi
usize::MAX
u32::MAX
On 32-bit targets,
usize::MAXisu32::MAX, which is small enough that we don't lose any precision. This will become relevant once we can run our tests under Miri on wasm32-wasi