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For variable time code, using core::num::NonZero<T> may be more performant than crypto-bigint::NonZero<T>. However, the stdlib version relies on the (perma-?)unstable trait ZeroablePrimitive, which means that we are restricted to Ts from Rust's standard numeric types. :/
See the FCP comment for some more details on what was recently stabilized and what was not.
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For variable time code, using
core::num::NonZero<T>
may be more performant thancrypto-bigint::NonZero<T>
. However, the stdlib version relies on the (perma-?)unstable traitZeroablePrimitive
, which means that we are restricted toT
s from Rust's standard numeric types. :/See the FCP comment for some more details on what was recently stabilized and what was not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: