Replace JSValueConst with JSValue #195
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JSValueConst was only used for the now removed CONFIG_CHECK_JSVALUE build mode. It is kept around as an alias for JSValue in quickjs.h to avoid breaking everyone's source builds but remove it everywhere else.
saghul
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Removing JSValueConst discards ownership semantics. JSValue takes ownership while JSValueConst not. |
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In normal builds it was equivalent. Or are you talking about the implied semantics? |
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Follow-up to quickjs-ng/quickjs#195
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JSValueConst was only used for the now removed CONFIG_CHECK_JSVALUE build mode. It is kept around as an alias for JSValue in quickjs.h to avoid breaking everyone's source builds but remove it everywhere else.
If you're wondering if this was a
perl -i -pe 's/JSValueConst/JSValue/g'oneliner - yes :)