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Types and generative macros for Camigo

See also Camigo.

"cami" and "core"

Any cami_* macros implement Camigo's traits (TODO LINKS), or, macros generating struct/tuple wrappers. (You may want to apply other cami_* macros to such wrappers, to implement Camigo's traits).

Any core_* macros implement core traits ([PartialEq], [PartialOrd], [Ord]) (TODO LINKS) for types that implement Camigo's traits.

"core" and no_std

If you haven't noticed core top-level module in Rust, think of it as a subset of std. (Any functionality present in both std and core can be referred through either, as if through an alias.)

Embedded/WASM/no_std developers: Any code from cami_* and core_* macros works in no_std, and it doesn't need alloc.

Why is this separate from Camigo?

To keep it more manageable.

camigo contains only traits, their implementations and wrappers. As such, it may evolve much faster than camigo-helpers.