| /// Because the kernel may modify shared memory and place any bit pattern into |
| /// that memory, we can only read types out of shared memory if every bit |
| /// pattern is a valid value of that type. `AllowReadable` types are safe to |
| /// read out of a shared buffer. |
| pub unsafe trait AllowReadable {} |
| |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for i8 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for i16 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for i32 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for i64 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for i128 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for isize {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for u8 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for u16 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for u32 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for u64 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for u128 {} |
| unsafe impl AllowReadable for usize {} |
