num-derive issues

Fix #47

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The generated code mentioned `#name` explicitly, causing `clippy::nursery` warning `use_self` to trigger on the generated code. This commit replaces usages of `#name` with `Self` where deemed applicable, and the warning...

barafael

Make Float work with no_std

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The Float macro is referencing ::std::num::FpCategory and thus doesn't work with no_std yet. Replacing it with ::core::num::FpCategory shouldn't break any existing code but provides no_std compatibility when needed. After doing...

vkahl

Use of `num_derive::FromPrimitive` throws Clippy lint `clippy::use_self`

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I've just bumped my tool-chain release up from `nightly-2021-02-20` to `nightly-2021-06-04` and a new warning arises for the `num_derive::FromPrimitive` derive macro. The Clippy lint `clippy::use_self` is thrown for the following...

Fuwn

Macros are unhygenic

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When using this alongside the `xlang_abi` crate, the following error is thrown: ```rs error[E0053]: method `from_u64` has an incompatible type for trait --> modules/elf/src/lib.rs:13:10 | 13 | #[derive(FromPrimitive, ToPrimitive)] |...

rdrpenguin04

Compilation fails when using the -Z build-std option

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Compilation fails when `i128` and `u128` aren't supported. For example, when compiling a crate with these options: `-Z build-std=core,alloc,compiler_builtins --target=x86_64-unknown-uefi`. ``` error[E0407]: method `from_i128` is not a member of trait...

mikeleany

Provide derive for `num_integer::Integer`

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Would you be okay with adding a derive macro for newtype wrappers of [`num_integer::Integer`](https://docs.rs/num-integer/0.1.44/num_integer/trait.Integer.html), even though it isn't in `num_traits`? I can create a PR for it if you're interested.

sollyucko

Poor error suggestion from failure to `use` trait

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This is probably an issue best suited for rustc itself rather than this crate, but I wanted to start here in case there's anything to be done for your crate...

jnqnfe

Make available for `no_std`

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Hi, I'd like to use this crate for `no_std` code which apparently is not possible at the moment. Could this somehow be achieved? If this is not possible with all...

jounathaen