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                        Update testbench requirement from 0.9 to 1.0
Updates the requirements on testbench to permit the latest version.
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v1.0.0 - 2022-08-15
Changed
- Switch from crossbeam scoped threads to std scoped threads. This bumps our
rustcrequirements all the way up to the latest release (v1.63), but has the great advantage that we are no longer bound by the ever shifting rustc requirement of crossbeam, so this requirement can stay the same indefinitely.
Changelog
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[1.0.0] - 2022-08-15
Changed
- Switch from crossbeam scoped threads to std scoped threads. This bumps our
rustcrequirements all the way up to the latest release (v1.63), but has the great advantage that we are no longer bound by the ever shifting rustc requirements of crossbeam, so this requirement can stay indefinitely.[0.9.0] - 2022-08-10
Changed
- Update to latest crossbeam, bump minimal rustc to 1.38 accordingly.
[0.8.1] - 2022-08-10
Fixed
- Pin crossbeam release to keep compatibility with rustc 1.36.
[0.8] - 2021-01-16
Added
- Extracted "run under contention" part of contended_benchmark
Changed
- Concurrent testing and benchmarking tools now used scoped threads, eliminating the need for Arc'ing shared data.
- Since criterion has become good enough these days, this crate does not provide benchmarking tools anymore aside from the aforementioned one.
- We now require Rust v1.36 because crossbeam does.
[0.7.3] - 2020-03-15
Added
- Add a changelog to the repository.
Fixed
- Improve conformance to the Rust API guidelines.
- Minor doc tweaks.
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Commits
- dd5f34cSwitch to standard scoped threads
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This will bump rustc requirements quite significantly, but hopefully for the last time in a while. Will let the current rustc release age a bit before merging this.
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