Crates.io | c2rust-bitfields |
lib.rs | c2rust-bitfields |
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source | src |
created_at | 2019-04-09 14:55:18.47722+00 |
updated_at | 2025-02-25 07:50:37.29969+00 |
description | C-compatible struct bitfield implementation used in the C2Rust project |
homepage | https://c2rust.com/ |
repository | https://github.com/immunant/c2rust/ |
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This crate is used to generate structs with bitfields in c2rust translations. It has three primary goals:
We currently provide a single custom derive, BitfieldStruct
, as well as a dependent field attribute bitfield
. The dependent field attribute padding
may optionally be used as a no-op marker for automated tools.
Suppose you want to write a super compact date struct which only takes up three bytes. In C this would look like this:
struct date {
unsigned char day: 5;
unsigned char month: 4;
unsigned short year: 15;
} __attribute__((packed));
Clang helpfully provides us with this information:
*** Dumping AST Record Layout
0 | struct date
0:0-4 | unsigned char day
0:5-8 | unsigned char month
1:1-15 | unsigned short year
| [sizeof=3, align=1]
And this is enough to build our rust struct:
#[repr(C, align(1))]
#[derive(BitfieldStruct)]
struct Date {
#[bitfield(name = "day", ty = "libc::c_uchar", bits = "0..=4")]
#[bitfield(name = "month", ty = "libc::c_uchar", bits = "5..=8")]
#[bitfield(name = "year", ty = "libc::c_ushort", bits = "9..=23")]
day_month_year: [u8; 3]
}
fn main() {
let mut date = Date {
day_month_year: [0; 3]
};
date.set_day(18);
date.set_month(7);
date.set_year(2000);
assert_eq!(date.day(), 18);
assert_eq!(date.month(), 7);
assert_eq!(date.year(), 2000);
}
Furthermore, C bitfield rules for overflow and signed integers are taken into account.
This crate can generate no_std
compatible code when the no_std
feature flag
is provided.
Since rust doesn't support a build.rs
exclusively for tests, you must manually compile the c test code and link it in.
$ clang tests/bitfields.c -c -fPIC -o tests/bitfields.o
$ ar -rc tests/libtest.a tests/bitfields.o
$ RUSTFLAGS="-L `pwd`/tests" cargo test
This crate is inspired by the rust-bitfield, packed_struct, and bindgen crates.