Add hack to get aml
compiling on 32-bit platforms
#159
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This should hopefully allow
aml
to compile on 32-bit platforms for the mean time. In the future we need to sit down and understand how to solve this properly, or ripbitvec
out and replace it with an implementation that doesn't have this limitation.I have locally confirmed that this compiles on
i686-unknown-linux-gnu
, but don't have a 32-bit kernel setup to test this properly on. I wonder if lots of the these machines will expect a legacy AML implementation (one that models integers as 32-bit anyway), so a future direction could simply be to useu32
on those platforms (this is easier said than done though, I think).cc @rw-vanc - could you give this a quick check-over for logic and see if it works for you? I'm not sure if you are using a fork or the crates.io version for Redox - do you need this to be published?