starb.git/src, branch v0.2.0rust library for statically allocated ring buffershttps://git.spork.org/starb.git/atom?h=v0.2.02019-08-14T21:50:15ZRemove un-needed feature gate.2019-08-14T21:50:15ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-14T21:50:15Zurn:sha1:3f23bd3113c99cfddedfa6921db2bab5ddccb6de
This should work on stable now.
Relax ordering and use fences where necessary.2019-08-14T21:31:30ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-14T21:31:30Zurn:sha1:4897846bcde744ef6cfcad38fd45fe0321613f44Remove `Copy` requirement for most methods.2019-08-14T20:41:59ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-14T20:41:59Zurn:sha1:234ac98e16d1c05322a22e5ad1b293cbb04d864d
The ring buffer will now take and pass ownership as required, so the
`Copy` trait constraint is no longer required.
The one exception is `Writer::unshift_from`, where we're taking data
we don't know how to replace from an arbitrary slice, so that needs to
be `Copy`-able.
API Change: Don't require default value for RingBuffer::new().2019-08-14T20:10:27ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-14T20:10:27Zurn:sha1:46c82747f50aa3e77e33888de56101c8a40bda5c
Use mem::MaybeUninit as the backing store so initialization is no
longer required in `new`.
This is safe, because you can't read anything out of the ring buffer
until you store something, which initializes the memory.
Add Writer::unshift_from for batch copying data in.2019-08-14T00:11:57ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-14T00:03:11Zurn:sha1:8647cf58a27e56c9fd978c7340ee74c95fbec01f
This is just the inverse of Reader::shift and exists for the same
reasons.
Add Reader::shift_into function for batch copying.2019-08-13T23:19:43ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-13T23:04:55Zurn:sha1:680a95006deeb98e7c79fa30e3a264cfd6278fe9
This function can be used if you need to quickly copy a bunch of
things from the buffer, as it only does its safety checks once, rather
than on every item extraction.
Documentation.2019-08-13T15:20:24ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-13T15:20:24Zurn:sha1:25bbfb332e0edcdc7f3c400d8fc1b83efa9ac6d0Add iterator implementation.2019-08-13T15:14:25ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-13T15:14:25Zurn:sha1:eb0a3c051cd52dbc3af44ade4c2afae10eba94eaUse get_unchecked for backing array access.2019-08-13T14:37:09ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-13T14:37:09Zurn:sha1:9f270caa5d07dc93f38977ccb7b6b3089e06009d
The index is guaranteed to be in bounds because it's always modulo the
array capacity, so use the unchecked variants to get/set values.
Initial commit.2019-08-04T20:18:25ZBrian Cullybjc@kublai.com2019-08-04T20:18:25Zurn:sha1:5bd0da77407f51c7b8ccd11c6e852a166fda4df1