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Use const fn #56

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@mxpv mxpv commented Sep 29, 2020

Rust 1.46 significantly extends const fn support, so now it's possible to perform all calculations at compile time (and hence invoke crc in const context). This PR makes all funcs const (with the only exception Digest.update, which mutates state and not yet available in stable).

@mrhooray mrhooray requested a review from akhilles October 3, 2020 02:18
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mrhooray commented Oct 3, 2020

Thanks for the PR.

I'm a bit rusty and requested @akhilles for a deeper look

any thoughts on release plan?

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mxpv commented Oct 4, 2020

any thoughts on release plan?

This changes require stable rust, so migration is not that painful.
There is v2 coming up, would it make sense to include these changes in the major release?

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mrhooray commented Oct 4, 2020

Supportive of that.

What do you think about adding/updating some tests to prevent accidental regression?

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Changes look good. Btw, a couple of const fns in src/table.rs and src/util.rs can be simplified quite a bit in Rust 1.46. In terms of release plan, I think it's reasonable to bump MSRV to 1.46 for v2. Might be worth adding fuzz testing before the actual 2.0.0 release.

@mrhooray mrhooray merged commit 6253953 into mrhooray:master Oct 10, 2020
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