Comments (3)
0.17
Due to potential aliasing of split slices, as_slice -> &[T]
is undefined behavior if it includes partial edges.
The function as_total_slice
provides access to all elements, including partials, at the cost of marking them all as aliased.
For slices with partial edges, this function allows you to view and modify memory outside the boundaries of the BitSlice
that produced them. Keep in mind that using the T::Access
type to modify memory backed by a &BitSlice
is undefined behavior.
I will update the as_slice
documentation to point to as_total_slice
as a sibling method.
Trunk/0.18
The changes to the type system in the 0.18
series will allow as_slice
to have this behavior, and remove the need for as_total_slice
. Any aliasing event will mark all slices that can observe aliased memory so that they always use an alias-safe type. I believe that current trunk still maintains this separation, but it is no longer necessary, and I will remove it if present.
Trunk is unstable and while I strive to keep each published commit to it a buildable snapshot, you should only switch from crates.io to git if you are willing to accept this instability.
I will accelerate my work on getting 0.18
released.
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Ty! For the moment I will just stick to converting it to a BitVec
.
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.as_slice
now (0.18) returns all elements, as it can detect when it must use aliased vs unaliased types. I am going to mark this as closed; please feel free to reöpen if it turns out that I have in fact not fixed your problem. Thanks for the report!
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