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set repr to transparent for various types #402

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@Freax13 Freax13 commented Jan 25, 2023

Now that the representation is fixed, these types can be embedded into other structures such as AMD's VMCB and VMSA or Intel's ATTRIBUTES (SGX).

Now that the representation is fixed, these types can be embedded into
other structures such as AMD's `VMCB` and `VMSA` or Intel's
`ATTRIBUTES` (SGX).
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Looks good!

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We should bump our bitflags dependency to v1.3 though. Earlier versions don't mention that repr(transparent) is valid.

This newer version has stronger guarantees about the type layout of the
generated types: It guarantees that types annotated with
`repr(transparent)` are newtypes around the base integer.
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Freax13 commented Jan 25, 2023

We should bump our bitflags dependency to v1.3 though. Earlier versions don't mention that repr(transparent) is valid.

Good catch, thanks! Better be safe than sorry!

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@Freax13 Freax13 merged commit 642956d into rust-osdev:master Jan 25, 2023
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