Automatically convert returned pointers to unsigned in CAN_ADDRESS_GB mode. #19755
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…ode. When we have a signature for native function and we know it returns a pointer we automatically interpret it as unsigned when it arrives in JS.
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Even though there were only two places where I was actually able to remove the explicit Line 3550 in cd3596b |
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Also, remove explicit coercion of result of _sbrk() call. As of #19755 this happens automatically.
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Also, remove explicit coercion of result of _sbrk() call. As of #19755 this happens automatically.
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When we have a signature for native function and we know it returns a pointer we automatically interpret it as unsigned when it arrives in JS.