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Expose the constants in TimeSpan #103993
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Publicly expose the useful constants that `TimeSpan` had internally declared since they're rooted in hard reality and not changeable, and quite useful elsewhere. Everything is a `long` except `HoursPerDay` because that is useful in many non-TimeSpan contexts and rarely would overflow. Added /// documentation for newly public constants and updated _System.Runtime.cs_ assembly API reference. Use the newly exposed values in all the runtime places similar constants are declared in runtime **EXCEPT** did not use the `TimeSpan` constant in _EventLogInternal.cs_ since that source is also built for older frameworks, leave existing internal constant. In _Calendar.cs_, use an `int` cast at the call-sites to `Add` method to prevent performance degradation, these calls are known not to overflow. Fixes dotnet#94545
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LGTM. Thanks @IDisposable!
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/ba-g the failures are already tracked in the dnceng dotnet/dnceng#3007. |
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Publicly expose the useful constants that
TimeSpan
had internally declared since they're rooted in hard reality and not changeable, and quite useful elsewhere. Everything is along
exceptHoursPerDay
because that is useful in many non-TimeSpan contexts and rarely would overflow.Added /// documentation for newly public constants and updated System.Runtime.cs assembly API reference.
Use the newly exposed values in all the runtime places similar constants are declared in runtime EXCEPT did not use the
TimeSpan
constant in EventLogInternal.cs since that source is also built for older frameworks, leave existing internal constant.In Calendar.cs, use an
int
cast at the call-sites toAdd
method to prevent performance degradation, these calls are known not to overflow.Fixes #94545