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Just in case, I'd be hesitant to go "all-in" for no_std. If we go there, it would be more than appropriate to have it as a compile-time option. I assume that this is about embedded systems, so we're looking specifically at the most basic functionality, right? With no_std being an option it would be possible to mask some of the advanced functionality that would be in the way. |
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yes, I plan to use feature flag to turn on/off no_std instead of enforcing |
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Standard feature flag-based solution in #150 |
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There is #153 in works. |
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