Integrating const-generics to nalgebra 0.26
Today we released the version 0.26 of our general-purpose linear-algebra crate: nalgebra 🎊
The version 1.51.0 of Rust has been released three weeks ago. That version stabilized an MVP for one of the feature we wanted the most: const-generics. Const-generics allow you to define types parametrized by const integers, chars, or booleans. One iconic example is writing a structure wrapping an array of any size:
// Example taken from the 1.51 Rust announcement.
struct Array<T, const LENGTH: usize> {
list: [T; LENGTH]
}