Rename unroll macro to unroll_n to avoid clash with nightly builtin#43
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Recent nightly rustc adds an unroll builtin attribute, which makes the pub(crate) use unroll; re-export ambiguous (E0659) and breaks the build on nightly. Rename the macro and its uses.
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Recent nightly rustc adds an unroll builtin attribute, which makes the pub(crate) use unroll; re-export ambiguous (E0659) and breaks the build on nightly. Rename the macro and its uses.
Nightly added an
unrollbuiltin attribute, which now shadows the crate'sunrollmacro. Stable still builds fine. Present onmasterand thedev_2.0*branches.
Fix: rename the macro (e.g.
unroll→unroll_n), or otherwise disambiguate(raw identifier
r#unroll, or path-qualify the re-export).