(MQ cleanup) Remove size_t from managed Brotli code #44043
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Co-authored-by: Stephen Toub <stoub@microsoft.com>
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@GrabYourPitchforks @stephentoub btw, maybe worth updating Brotli (1.0.7) to 1.0.9 (the latest google release)? |
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This replaces our custom size_t definition on the managed Brotli side with nuint. There's also a little bit of cleanup, adding calls to
Debug.Assertand using discards where appropriate.n.b. I'm using nuint instead of nint as a size_t replacement. This more closely matches that size_t is interpreted as an unsigned value.