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The ApInt crate is a pure rust implementation for arbitrary fixed bitwidth modulo arithmetics of integers with a focus on correctness and efficiency - especially for smaller bit widths. It features a generic signless `ApInt` as well as signed counterparts `Int` (signed int) and `UInt` (unsigned int) that are thin wrappers around it. The implementation is unfinished in some parts but that should be fixed over time.
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Sure, thanks! bors r+ |
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21: Add apint to README as another alternative r=cuviper a=Robbepop The ApInt crate is a pure rust implementation for arbitrary fixed bitwidth modulo arithmetics of integers with a focus on correctness and efficiency - especially for smaller bit widths. It features a generic signless `ApInt` as well as signed counterparts `Int` (signed int) and `UInt` (unsigned int) that are thin wrappers around it. The implementation is unfinished in some parts but that should be fixed over time. Link to crate at crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/apint Link to repo at GitHub: https://github.com/robbepop/apint
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Thanks for trying to merge! :] I don't understand why bors build (travisCI) failed for this PR. I don't think it is a problem with the PR itself. |
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Hmm, especially weird since CI already passed the PR initially -- nevermind the fact that you're not even changing the code... let's try again. bors r+ |
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21: Add apint to README as another alternative r=cuviper a=Robbepop The ApInt crate is a pure rust implementation for arbitrary fixed bitwidth modulo arithmetics of integers with a focus on correctness and efficiency - especially for smaller bit widths. It features a generic signless `ApInt` as well as signed counterparts `Int` (signed int) and `UInt` (unsigned int) that are thin wrappers around it. The implementation is unfinished in some parts but that should be fixed over time. Link to crate at crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/apint Link to repo at GitHub: https://github.com/robbepop/apint
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Meh, I'll just merge this. But some of those compile times are looking pretty horrible... |
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Thanks for merging! :] |
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The ApInt crate is a pure rust implementation for arbitrary fixed bitwidth modulo arithmetics of integers with a focus on correctness and efficiency - especially for smaller bit widths. It features a generic signless
ApIntas well as signed counterpartsInt(signed int) andUInt(unsigned int) that are thin wrappers around it. The implementation is unfinished in some parts but that should be fixed over time.Link to crate at crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/apint
Link to repo at GitHub: https://github.com/robbepop/apint