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@ObsidianMinor ObsidianMinor commented Nov 19, 2019

It also fixes the exception message for unsupported output formats in Google.Protobuf.Conformance.

cc: @jtattermusch

Fixes #6865

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@anandolee @rafi-kamal can you review from protobuf perspective?

public bool ReadBool()
{
return ReadRawVarint32() != 0;
int result = 0; // can't do AND on bytes, it gets implicitly upcasted to int
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good catch but the fix seems overly complex, just ReadRawVarint64() != 0 should be enough.

FTR that is also what Java does.

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Right, I thought about that. Though I also thought that maybe reading an actual varint would be excessive work. The case 99% of the time is that we have at least one byte left in the buffer and the varint is a 1 or 0. ReadRawVarint64 needs at least 10 bytes and does bit shifts and other things just to ultimately check if the whole value has at least one bit set.

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@ObsidianMinor I simplified the CodeInputStream changes and also fixed the bool wrapper case. Please doublecheck.

internal static bool? ReadBoolWrapper(CodedInputStream input)
{
return ReadUInt32Wrapper(input) != 0;
return ReadUInt64Wrapper(input) != 0;
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Unrelated to this PR, I think there might be a bug if ReadUInt64Wrapper returns null - I'll try to check that and add a test in a separate PR.

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Currently it never does so I don't think that'll be a problem.

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LGTM.

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@rafi-kamal can you take a look (and get a permission from @dankurka to merge this fix).

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We did a branch cut for 3.11 yesterday so I don't see any problems unfreezing master and accepting new PRs. @dankurka to confirm.

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Fine to merge now?

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Yes, please go ahead.

@jtattermusch jtattermusch merged commit 058d5b0 into protocolbuffers:master Nov 26, 2019
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