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This would make get_timestamp() wrap after "only" four billion and some calls, on 32-bit platforms. Is that acceptable? (I don’t really know what timestamps are used for.)
AtomicU64 is the only unstable Rust feature used in this crate. Removing it would help with servo/servo#5286.
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Use AtomicUsize instead. Fixakosthekiss#1.
It behaves the same, since macOS is always 64-bit these days.
Increment the version number to 0.1.0 rather than 0.0.2
so that it is possible next time to do version number changes
that Cargo does not consider breaking.
This would make
get_timestamp()
wrap after "only" four billion and some calls, on 32-bit platforms. Is that acceptable? (I don’t really know what timestamps are used for.)AtomicU64
is the only unstable Rust feature used in this crate. Removing it would help with servo/servo#5286.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: