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std docs are assumed to be the source of truth but claim that all neon intrinsics (including the recently stabilized ones on arm64) are still unstable, which is very confusing*.
The intrinsics that are shared with the 32-bit ARM targets are basically partially stable; stable on AArch64, unstable on 32-bit. Rustdoc doesn't seem to be able to handle that.
Even though these intrinsics are exposed behind a aarch64 module, they are internally shared with other arm platforms, hence the need to have target-dependent stability attributes on them.
(*) Source: I know multiple people who were confused, myself included!
std docs are assumed to be the source of truth but claim that all neon intrinsics (including the recently stabilized ones on arm64) are still unstable, which is very confusing*.
From #90972 (comment) and #90972 (comment):
Even though these intrinsics are exposed behind a
aarch64
module, they are internally shared with other arm platforms, hence the need to have target-dependent stability attributes on them.(*) Source: I know multiple people who were confused, myself included!
cc #90972
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