* feat: added Display and Debug implementations for Compat and BorrowCompat
* chore: added Compat and BorrowCompat Display and Debug tests
* chore: fixed imports and linter errors
* Fix inconsistent naming between serde and non-serde functions
* Updated references from old deprecated function
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* Made arrays with 32 elements or less never encode their length
* Removed `write_fixed_array_length` and `skip_fixed_array_length` as this was based on incorrect assumptions on how serde and bincode 1 works
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Co-authored-by: Victor Koenders <victor.koenders@qrtech.se>
* Improved encoding and decoding speed of Vec<u8>
* Added black_box calls to benches/string.rs
Added a SizeWriter because someone finally has a benchmark to show it's faster
* Improved performance for `impl<T> Encode for [T]`
* Added #[inline] to `impl Encoder for EncoderImpl`
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Co-authored-by: Victor Koenders <victor.koenders@qrtech.se>
* Added `[serde(tag)]` to the list of tags that are known to give issues
* Removed the old warning about serde and no-std. Added references to the documentation in the serde::DecodeError enum
* Shrink `DecodeError` to 32 bytes on 64-bit arch
* Nul with a single l
* fmt
* Consider feature combinations for error sizes
* Remove superfluous `any`
* fmt
* Box SystemTime in EncodeError
* Add impl Encode for [T], where T: Encode
Since Encode takes a reference, this allows us to encode &[T] directly
using this implementation. The encoding scheme is the same as for
Vec<T>.
This also makes the implementation for &[u8] superfluous, since we get
an implementation for [u8] by virtue of u8 implementing encode. This
also gives us free implementations for &[u16], &[u32], etc. which is
quite useful. Nonetheless, we keep the implementation for &[u8] around,
because the implementation can directly write a large number of bytes,
which can be more efficient than the generic implementation.
* Remove redundant Encode implementations
Since we've implemented Encode for [T], this makes the implementation
for Box<[T]> redundant (since we have a blanket implementation for
Box<T>), and ditto for &[T], which this change replaces by combining the
implementations for [T] and &T.
* Reinclude comment about Encode specialization for &[u8]
* Rewrite: seperated Decode and BorrowDecode
* Fixed cargo.toml issues
* Fixed clippy warning
* Removed the `impl_tuples` macro call with manually exported code
* Replaced the generated code in `impl_tuples` with the macro instead
* Implemented BorrowDecode for Box<[T]>
* Added a test to see if zoxide can be ported to bincode 2
* Added a test for Arc<str>
* Made several `Encode` implementations require `T: ?Sized`
* Implemented Decode for Arc<str>
* Added BlockedTODO links to commented out code
* Fixed clippy and lint issues
* Updated virtue dependency in fuzz lockfile
* Switched to weak dependencies
* Removed old `serde_impl` references
* Fixed CI and updated documentation
* Fixed a cfg for a test
* Removed unneeded package in Cargo.toml
* tests: fix alloc range test on 32-bit Windows
This test checks the range, which is necessarily different when running
on another platform.
Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
* enc: case usize/isize as u64/i64 in serialization
The deserialization process assumes that usize/isize are 64-bits, as
does the spec at
https://github.com/bincode-org/bincode/blob/trunk/docs/spec.md#varintencoding
Force `usize` and `isize` to be encoded as `u64` and `i64` to force
32-bit platforms to conform to this spec.
This fixes running tests under `cargo test --target i686-pc-windows-msvc`
Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
* atomic: only provide Atomic*64 on supported platforms
Not all platforms support AtomicI64 or AtomicU64. Use the
`target_has_atomic` config flag to determine whether to include these.
This fixes#532.
Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
* atomic: remove feature and use new attributes
Now that there is an attribute to indicate which atomic features are
supported on this platform, remove the `atomic` Feature and use these
new attributes.
Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
* alloc: run `cargo fmt`
Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>
* Fixed an issue where serde would decode a sequence with an u32 instead of a usize
* Added serde to the `the_same` test for roundtrips, fixed several issues.
* Fixed backwards compatibility for result, ipv4addr and ipv6addr
* Processed feedback
* Added Limit<N> and NoLimit to the configuration
* Added a limit check to Decoder and DecoderImpl
* Added test cases, added a helper function specialized for containers
* Added a test to see if inlining makes the limit config faster, added inlining to the decoder
* Added support for #[bincode(serde)] attribute on fields, added SerdeToBincode helper struct
* Switch to using Compat/BorrowCompat
* Moved all the serde features and functions to its own module
* Fix broken link
* Added support for the bincode(with_serde) attribute in enum variants
* Updated the main documentation on serde, fixed an example not compiling under certain feature flag combinations
* Added #[serde(flatten)] to the list of problematic attributes
* Added better error reporting on invalid attributes
* split off BorrowDecode from Decode in bincode_derive
* Added test case for issue #431
* Fixed Cow implementation having the wrong constraint, added BlockedTODO for cow implementation specialization
* Re-exported the Decode and Encode traits in the crate root
* Removed outdated comments
* Removed some :🇩🇪:Decode that were introduced by the merge
* Made bincode_derive handle empty lines of docs correctly
* Made bincode_derive properly support const generics
* Added support for enums with variants with fixed values
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