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ffi::specialize_for
Now the specialization for all integer types looks like this:
#[ffi::specialize_for( types = "u8", types = "u16", types = "u32", types = "u64", convention = "rust", name = "doublets_constants_*" )]
I see two ways of development:
convention
#[ffi::specialize_for( types( u8 => "u8", u16 => "uint16", u32 => "uint", u64 => "ll", ) name = "doublets_constants_*" )]
#[ffi::specialize_for( u8(u8), u16(uint16), u32(uint), u64(ll), name = "doublets_constants_*" )]
#[ffi::specialize("doublets_constants_*")]
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Now the specialization for all integer types looks like this:
I see two ways of development:
1. Remove
convention
and add explicit annotation with more luxury style:2. Use a more limited solution with embedded annotations:
#[ffi::specialize("doublets_constants_*")]
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