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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Daniel Grunwald	9381be2280	#2158 : Fix decompilation of arithmetic on managed pointers after ConversionKind.StartGCTracking.	5 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	0e1c24464f	Fix #2148 : Don't attempt to detect `fixed` statement for pinned value types	5 years ago
dotnet format	0d9f871a4f	#2128 : Reformat the whole code base.	5 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	f5409ebe31	Fix re-pinning getting confused about which variant of the pinned local to use when the new re-pinned reference depends on the old pinned reference.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	3e6e628483	Fix missing conversion on ref-reassignment.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	ddff831cf0	#1292 : Fix some more problems with pinned locals. Let's distinguish between the original pinned locals and the PinnedRegion locals. The format need declarations if any are left over after transformations; the latter don't.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	c6b10d3ec3	Fix #2094 : ByteOffset() arguments passed in wrong order	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	3a4db502bc	Add support for arithmetic using C# 9 native integer types.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	a0b144d332	Use `Unsafe.AsPointer()` for `ConversionKind.StopGCTracking`.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	35c405b973	Translate the initializer of a `fixed` statement as managed reference and only apply the ref-to-pointer conversion at the end. This way we create compilable code when the pinned variable type does not match the initializer type.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	a9d643b208	Emit a call to `ref Unsafe.As<TFrom, TTo>(ref TFrom)` when the IL code contains a mismatch of managed reference types. The previously emitted `ref (TTo)(&source)` only compiles when `source` is a local variable; otherwise C# complains about the memory not being pinned. Note that we special-case local variables to keep the previous behavior around; this avoids pulling in `System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe.dll` when it's unnecessary.	6 years ago
Daniel Grunwald	961923f4fd	#1499 , #1240 : Translate pointer arithmetic on managed pointers (ref T) using the System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe intrinsics	7 years ago