add support for no-std #184
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Wow this is AWESOME! I think it's better to have a CI entry testing for |
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Good point, @ProfFan. I've added some lines to the Travis config to exercise the no-std option, and now it's failing on stable and 1.40, as expected, because of the |
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Just FYI: rust-lang/rust#48331, hopefully eventually this can be supported with only the |
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Adds a "std" feature, enabled by default. Supports IO via a new module
capnp::io, which defines customReadandWritetraits.This is a breaking change from version 0.12, so we will need to bump the version before landing and publishing.