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`&[u32]` is essentially `std::span<const uint32_t>`. `&[u32; P]` is similarly something like `std::span<const uint32_t, P>`. `[u32; P]` (no `&`) is essentiall
by loeg 2y ago
`&[u32]` is essentially `std::span<const uint32_t>`.
`&[u32; P]` is similarly something like `std::span<const uint32_t, P>`.
`[u32; P]` (no `&`) is essentially `std::array<uint32_t, P>`.
`Vec<u32>` is essentially `std::vector<uint32_t>`, yes.
- shawn_w 2y agoThanks