I’m just learning in Rust, so sorry if it’s a newbie question…

My intention is to customize behaviour of value function in the following code:

So as I’m learning rust so I wanted to write a wrapper for uart in stm32l0xx-hal
as understand it, the error I keep getting is the USART template in impl is different to struct declaration

If I want to implement a struct with a certain generic type that requires alot of traits, like below. I then have to copy this to every time i implement a trait for this struct (where it needs the same type) is there a shorthand way to do this? I am imagining something like generic T = Add + ... + PartialEq

If I want to implement a struct with a certain generic type that requires alot of traits, like below. I then have to copy this to every time i implement a trait for this struct (where it needs the same type) is there a shorthand way to do this? I am imagining something like generic T = Add + ... + PartialEq

If I want to implement a struct with a certain generic type that requires alot of traits, like below. I then have to copy this to every time i implement a trait for this struct (where it needs the same type) is there a shorthand way to do this? I am imagining something like generic T = Add + ... + PartialEq

Any attempt to use two generic constants of the same type gets denied by the compiler.

Trying to implement a ResourceId abstraction in Rust such that:

I have defined a trait (let’s call it MyTrait) and implemented it for any type of tuple with two elements:

I have defined a trait (let’s call it MyTrait) and implemented it for any type of tuple with two elements: