bstr 1.9.1

A string type that is not required to be valid UTF-8.
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bstr

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This version has 5 feature flags, 4 of them enabled by default.

default

  • std
  • unicode

std

  • alloc
  • memchr/std
  • serde?/std

unicode

  • dep:regex-automata

alloc

  • memchr/alloc
  • serde?/alloc

serde

  • dep:serde