Implement traits on the ArchivedDecimal. #639
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rkyv generates a separate type `ArchivedDecimal`, which represents the serialized value. In this PR we implement several traits to allow for ordering and equality traits on the ArchivedDecimal type (according to the rules of the Decimal type). We also implement comparison between `Decimal` and `ArchivedDecimal` (PartialOrd) which is helpful to efficiently compare e.g., a more complex in-memory type that uses decimal with it's serialized counter-part like something that's stored on-disk. Signed-off-by: Gerd Zellweger <mail@gerdzellweger.com>
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rkyv generates a separate type
ArchivedDecimal, which represents the serialized value. In this PR we implement several traits to allow for ordering and equality on theArchivedDecimaltype (according to the rules of the Decimal type).We also implement comparison between
DecimalandArchivedDecimal(PartialOrd) which is helpful to efficiently compare e.g., a more complex in-memory type that uses decimal as part of its fields with the serialized counter-part.