Rust does not provide default Debug/Eq/PartialEq traits for arrays having sizes greater then 32

[madebr]

This code fails.

#[macro_use] extern crate plain_enum;
plain_enum_mod!{number_mod, Numbers {
    N00,    N01,    N02,    N03,    N04,    N05,    N06,    N07,    N08,    N09,
    N10,    N11,    N12,    N13,    N14,    N15,    N16,    N17,    N18,    N19,
    N20,    N21,    N22,    N23,    N24,    N25,    N26,    N27,    N28,    N29,
    N30,    N31,    N32,
}}

I believe this line is the offender.

[phimuemue]

I agree that this is unfortunate. However, I am not sure whether we should workaround this within plain_enum. I would assume that Rust will address this issue (see here or here), so I am tempted to live with the restriction in plain_enum for now, hoping that the problem will disappear.

Do you think there is an easy alternative that we could implement?

[KamilaBorowska]

I think it may be fixed by now.