Fix cpplint warning for src/node_crypto.cc:153 Using sizeof(type). #196
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December 22, 2014 00:52
Use sizeof(varname) instead if possible [runtime/sizeof]
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Changing the sizeof changes the meaning of the check, or at least how a human reader would interpret it. I think it'd better to just squelch the warning with |
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Closing in favor of #197 |
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…ns (nodejs#196) * Reland: [v8] Stop using deprecated fields of v8::FastApiCallbackOptions Two fields on the v8::FastApiCallbackOptions struct were deprecated recently, fallback and wasm_memory. This PR removes uses of these two fields in node.js. This change is a refactoring and does not add new features. Therefore existing tests should be sufficient. * return correct type
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Use sizeof(varname) instead if possible [runtime/sizeof]