Ensure the SWAR chunks are 64-bit in more cases #1182
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Various architectures have support for 64-bit integers, but there are Rust targets for those architectures where the pointer size is intentionally just 32-bit. For SWAR this smaller pointer size would negatively affect those targets, so this PR ensures the chunk size stays 64-bit on those targets.
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Various architectures have native support for 64-bit integers, but there are Rust targets for those architectures where the pointer size is intentionally just 32-bit. For SWAR this smaller pointer size would negatively affect those targets, so this PR ensures the chunk size stays 64-bit on those targets.
The same is done in various other crates, such as hashbrown. Though I wish there was some sort of
#[cfg(target_integer_width = "64")].