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Does the current rust generated flatbuffer code work in no_std? What about no_std + alloc?
If not, what needs to be done to get this to work in a no_std environment? I'd like to use flatbuffers on a microcontroller with Rust, and while I think I will have access to alloc, in general I'd like to avoid alloc whenever possible
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Does the current rust generated flatbuffer code work in
no_std
? What aboutno_std
+alloc
?If not, what needs to be done to get this to work in a
no_std
environment? I'd like to use flatbuffers on a microcontroller with Rust, and while I think I will have access toalloc
, in general I'd like to avoidalloc
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