change: Move from maybe_rayon to rayon-1.8
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After seeing the issues with WASM that the last release (`0.5.0`) of this crate made, the idea is to now control the compatibility with WASM while at the same time, making it easy to handle. In this line of work, the idea was to simply do the following: - Use `rayon 1.8` as a dependency for paralellism which fixes the WASM compat issues with `multicore`-related things. See: rayon-rs/rayon#1019 thanks @han0110 for the suggestion. - Use conditional dev-dependency loading for `getrandom` such that we can compile the lib for WASM-targets in the CI without needing to have the dependency being pulled downstream. - The `multicore` module is gone, and the rest of the code has been refactored since the "fallback" is now handled by rayon itself.
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LGTM! Just some final nits that can be ignored.
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[[bench]]
name = "msm"
harness = false
required-features = ["multicore"]
Seems like we had a leftover feature for msm benchs
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Ohh dammit!!
Will update. Hopefully this will not affect the released crate.
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* change: Move from `maybe_rayon` to `rayon-1.8` After seeing the issues with WASM that the last release (`0.5.0`) of this crate made, the idea is to now control the compatibility with WASM while at the same time, making it easy to handle. In this line of work, the idea was to simply do the following: - Use `rayon 1.8` as a dependency for paralellism which fixes the WASM compat issues with `multicore`-related things. See: rayon-rs/rayon#1019 thanks @han0110 for the suggestion. - Use conditional dev-dependency loading for `getrandom` such that we can compile the lib for WASM-targets in the CI without needing to have the dependency being pulled downstream. - The `multicore` module is gone, and the rest of the code has been refactored since the "fallback" is now handled by rayon itself. * change: Update CI to account for WASM compat * chore: Add paralellism section to README * chore: Fix CI missing " * chore: Split WASM build & add targets * chore: Test all features for regular-target builds * chore: Address review nits
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* change: Move from `maybe_rayon` to `rayon-1.8` After seeing the issues with WASM that the last release (`0.5.0`) of this crate made, the idea is to now control the compatibility with WASM while at the same time, making it easy to handle. In this line of work, the idea was to simply do the following: - Use `rayon 1.8` as a dependency for paralellism which fixes the WASM compat issues with `multicore`-related things. See: rayon-rs/rayon#1019 thanks @han0110 for the suggestion. - Use conditional dev-dependency loading for `getrandom` such that we can compile the lib for WASM-targets in the CI without needing to have the dependency being pulled downstream. - The `multicore` module is gone, and the rest of the code has been refactored since the "fallback" is now handled by rayon itself. * change: Update CI to account for WASM compat * chore: Add paralellism section to README * chore: Fix CI missing " * chore: Split WASM build & add targets * chore: Test all features for regular-target builds * chore: Address review nits
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After seeing the issues with WASM that the last release (
0.5.0) of this crate made, the idea is to now control the compatibility with WASM while at the same time, making it easy to handle.In this line of work, the idea was to simply do the following:
rayon 1.8as a dependency for paralellism which fixes the WASM compat issues withmulticore-related things. See: Add a fallback when threading is unsupported rayon-rs/rayon#1019 thanks @han0110 for the suggestion.getrandomsuch that we can compile the lib for WASM-targets in the CI without needing to have the dependency being pulled downstream.multicoremodule is gone, and the rest of the code has been refactored since the "fallback" is now handled by rayon itself.wasmiandwasm32targets on each CI run. (It does so by targetingtestbuild such that we can getgetrandomas a dev-dependency which will not get pulled on consumer's machines.