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sbitty: when standard bits become easy
This crate aims to give simple interface to bit twiddling. There is lots of standard define behavior on bitwise operation like & | ^ !
but none for single bit operations on the standard int.
Some crates emulate bitfield but i found it restrictive since on all my project i usually use those operations on extra bit of a usable number.
Setup
In your Cargo.toml:
[dependencies]
sbitty = "^1.0.0"
In your source:
use sbitty::{GetBits,SetBits,IndexError};
use sbitty::*;
use sbitty::GetBits;
lib.rs
:
Standard integers does not have any standard implementation of bitwise manipulation. This crate is made to fill this gap and hide ugly bitwise operation which are error prone behind some runtime safe functions.
It is made so you only have to call functions to use it properly.
This crate use indexes as you would in vectors or Arrays. If any
index error happened in your program you will get Option<T>
or
Result<_,_>
returned to properly handle this in a production ready
manner.