This crate defines a slice-like type represented as a pair of pointers instead of a pointer to the start and a length. The type is expected to be consumed from the start or the end and thus doesn't implement any sort of indexing like proper slices. Think of it as core::slice::Iter but with more methods.

• Iterators for slices in the standard library itself, core::slice::Iter.
• The rawslice crate, which is a fork of the standard slice iterators.
• The byteorder crate, which inspired the BufTranche methods.

This crate is licensed under both the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses, so you are free to do whatever you want with it as long as you respect the terms from these two.

If you are a highly paid worker at Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Palantir, Uber, Airbnb, Deliveroo, or any other company that prioritises profit over people as strongly as they do, you can still use this crate. I simply wish you will unionise and push back against the obsession for growth, control, and power that is rampant in your workplace. Please take a stand against the horrible working conditions they inflict on your lesser paid colleagues, and more generally their gross disrespect for the very human rights they claim to fight for.