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November 1, 2020
October 2020
- coolreader18/fs2-rs Rust
- coolreader18/stdweb Rust
- coolreader18/num-traits Rust
- coolreader18/gl-rs Rust
- coolreader18/mqtt-rs Rust
- coolreader18/quicksilver Rust
Created a pull request in rust-lang/libc that received 8 comments
- Try skipping caching on macos
- Implement nextafter in Rust
- Make StaticCell less complex to use
- Update pystruct + array
- Store PyObjectRef in CodeObject constants
- Update the browser module
- Rework pyobjectrc.rs and add PyObjectRcB
- Add derive(Serialize, Deserialize) to FrozenModule
- Implement _json.scanstring in Rust
- Make the FromArgs derive less verbose
- Update README and powershell script to improve onboarding
- Fix byte string formatting (#2121)
- Expose sys module constants in rust level
- fix math.acosh
- Add socket sendfile function
- Fix array with float
- socket: resolve addresses according to socket family (ipv4/6)
- Update random.py with CPython 3.7 version.
- Update stat.py with CPython 3.8 version
- Fix default format(float) result when the number is too big
- Add format %e option of floating point numbers.
- Fix bytes pickle with subclass
- Implement math.ulp
- Reimpl memoryview constructor args
- Trait for static type
- generic and efficiency way to consume iterable object
- Basic block support in JIT
- Clean up vm::builtins
- cargo update
- Reimplement bytes fromhex
- vm::obj -> vm::builtins and expose types right under builtins rather than each objxxx submodules
- test_bytes remove @skip for successed test
- PyFuncArgs from rust tuple
- TypeProtocol::lease_class() as default class()
- clean up PyType
- Optimize string iteartor
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Created an issue in rust-osdev/volatile that received 5 comments
Best of both worlds API?
I think there's a way to combine the APIs of 0.3 and 0.4, to be able to have both easy volatile references as well as a substitute for C's volatileβ¦