ILSpy/ICSharpCode.Decompiler.Tests/TestCases/Ugly/NoUnsignedRightShift.cs

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namespace ICSharpCode.Decompiler.Tests.TestCases.Ugly
{
	// The unsigned right shift operator requires C# 11, so at a lower language version the
	// compound assignments below have to be expanded into a plain assignment. That turns the
	// stored value into a non-pure expression, which the target of the store must not be
	// copy-propagated across.
	internal class NoUnsignedRightShift
	{
		public struct CustomStruct
		{
			public short ShortField;
		}

		public class CustomClass
		{
			public short ShortField;
		}

		public static void ClassField(CustomClass c)
		{
			c.ShortField >>>= 5;
		}

		public static void StructField(CustomStruct s)
		{
			s.ShortField >>>= 5;
		}

		public static void ArrayElement(short[] a)
		{
			a[0] >>>= 5;
		}
	}
}