Add serialization/deserialization for fixed size arrays #74
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Add serialization/deserialization for fixed size arrays
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Yikes about those compile times though :( |
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This commit brings in a load of unstable and/or deprecated traits from the `std::num` module. These traits provide for some degree of generic programming over numeric types. They are not stable in `std` mostly because we want more time to iterate on their design. Moving them to the `num` crate allows existing code to keep using this functionality as we do so. Closes serde-rs#74
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Unfortunately this PR increases build times for the
serdecrate about 70%.The implementation is similar the the tuple visitors and should be self-explanatory.