Update for latest Rust nightly #232
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Tracks rust nightly. 7 tests fail -- still finding source
Fixed tests, however cannot link bench tests for some reason
Needed to allow unstable. Also, why do we depend on typeable? Removed from Cargo.toml
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Amazing! I've been working on it too, but converting to associated types. I'll merge this, so that people can build, and then rebase against my assoc types work. |
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Update for latest Rust nightly
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This allows hyper to compile on the Rust alpha release.
I've just done this as quickly as I could, so there are probably things that are done the wrong way, since I was more concerned about getting it to compile successfully and pass tests.
Also, what's the need for typeable? I don't see it being used anywhere, so I've removed it from the dependencies.