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[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/lib.rs:53:13
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 53 | #![cfg_attr(feature = "simd", feature(specialization))]
[INFO] [stdout]    |             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: `#[warn(unexpected_cfgs)]` on by default
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/macros.rs:20:7
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 20 | #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]    |       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/macros.rs:25:11
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 25 | #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]    |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/matrix.rs:1336:11
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1336 | #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]      |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/matrix.rs:1340:7
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1340 | #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]      |       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]    --> src/matrix.rs:879:15
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout] 879 |     #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]     |               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]     = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]    --> src/matrix.rs:920:11
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout] 920 |     #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]     |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]     = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:38:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   38 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: `#[warn(unused_attributes)]` (part of `#[warn(unused)]`) on by default
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:46:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   46 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:38:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   38 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:46:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   46 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/lib.rs:53:13
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 53 | #![cfg_attr(feature = "simd", feature(specialization))]
[INFO] [stdout]    |             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: `#[warn(unexpected_cfgs)]` on by default
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/macros.rs:20:7
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 20 | #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]    |       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]   --> src/macros.rs:25:11
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout] 25 | #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]    |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]    |
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]    = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]    = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/matrix.rs:1336:11
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1336 | #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]      |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/matrix.rs:1340:7
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1340 | #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]      |       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]    --> src/matrix.rs:879:15
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout] 879 |     #[cfg(not(feature = "simd"))]
[INFO] [stdout]     |               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]     = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: unexpected `cfg` condition value: `simd`
[INFO] [stdout]    --> src/matrix.rs:920:11
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout] 920 |     #[cfg(feature = "simd")]
[INFO] [stdout]     |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout]     |
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: expected values for `feature` are: `mint`, `rand`, `serde`, `swizzle`, and `unstable`
[INFO] [stdout]     = help: consider adding `simd` as a feature in `Cargo.toml`
[INFO] [stdout]     = note: see <https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/check-cfg/cargo-specifics.html> for more information about checking conditional configuration
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:38:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   38 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: `#[warn(unused_attributes)]` (part of `#[warn(unused)]`) on by default
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:46:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   46 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:38:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   38 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:46:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   46 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
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[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1321:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1321 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix2, Vector2 { x: 0, y: 1 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:38:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   38 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:46:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   46 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:58:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   58 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:66:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   66 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:135:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]  130 | / macro_rules! impl_assignment_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]  131 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident<$Rhs:ty> for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]  132 | |         fn $op:ident(&mut $lhs:ident, $rhs:ident) $body:block
[INFO] [stdout]  133 | |     }) => {
[INFO] [stdout]  134 | |         impl<$S: $Constraint + $Op<$S>> $Op<$Rhs> for $Lhs {
[INFO] [stdout]  135 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  138 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  139 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_assignment_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:78:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   78 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:86:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   86 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:94:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]   94 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:102:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  102 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1324:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1324 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix4, Vector4 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2, w: 3 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:114:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  114 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout] 1322 |   impl_matrix!(Matrix3, Vector3 { x: 0, y: 1, z: 2 });
[INFO] [stdout]      |   --------------------------------------------------- in this macro invocation
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]      = help: the `inline` attribute can only be applied to functions
[INFO] [stdout]      = warning: this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
[INFO] [stdout]      = note: placing this attribute on a macro invocation does nothing even if the macro expands to what would be a valid target for the attribute
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] 
[INFO] [stdout] warning: the `inline` attribute cannot be used on macro calls
[INFO] [stdout]     --> src/macros.rs:122:15
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]   31 | / macro_rules! impl_operator {
[INFO] [stdout]   32 | |     // When it is an unary operator
[INFO] [stdout]   33 | |     (<$S:ident: $Constraint:ident> $Op:ident for $Lhs:ty {
[INFO] [stdout]   34 | |         fn $op:ident($x:ident) -> $Output:ty { $body:expr }
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  122 | |             #[inline]
[INFO] [stdout]      | |               ^^^^^^
[INFO] [stdout] ...    |
[INFO] [stdout]  127 | |     };
[INFO] [stdout]  128 | | }
[INFO] [stdout]      | |_- this warning originates in the macro `impl_operator` which comes from the expansion of the macro `impl_matrix`
[INFO] [stdout]      |
[INFO] [stdout]     ::: src/matrix.rs:1322:1
[INFO] [stdout]      |
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