Add support for 128-bit integer scalars #450
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I just pushed a new version of this PR that specifies the new version as Fwiw, it would be possible to use conditional compilation to avoid breaking on older compilers, but IMO it's not worth the extra complication unless someone has a specific use-case. One other thought – it may make sense to wait for Rust 1.27 before releasing a breaking change, because stable SIMD is planned for that version. |
Rust 1.26 adds `i128` and `u128` primitive types.
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Rust 1.26 adds
i128andu128primitive types.I've added a note in the changelog about this. Should the new version be
0.11.3or0.12.0?