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65 manner than errors.148 errors in a manner similar to the handling of exceptions.
158 the manner of behavior of generics and function types. It is expected to change
418 An ambient interface can contain additional members in the same manner as
159 Modules and packages are created and stored in a manner determined by the160 host system. The exact manner modules and packages are stored in a file908 The exact manner declaration modules are stored in the file system, and how1345 If a class or an interface is exported in this manner, then its usage is
510 An ambient declaration can be imported and used in exactly the same manner
1770 a tuple in a manner similar to that used to access elements of an array.2350 same manner as a reference type (see :ref:`Reference Types`).
21 Class declarations introduce new reference types and describe the manner
96 interface, or function type after evaluation, unless the manner of the3690 on floating-point operations the operator '``%``' behaves in the same manner as
2839 object of type ``DynamicObject`` are handled by the compiler in a special manner:
9 dynamic manner, which is not compatible with static typing. The usage of
77 On monitorenter VM thread tries to get ownership of the monitor in the following manner: if83 … On monitorexit VM thread release monitor in the following manner: thread decrements monitor count.
122 * To be able to handle them in a unified manner, we lower intrinsiccall to Intrinsicsicop.
45 To store managed objects in a GC-safe manner, `HandleScope` is used. Due to limitation of handle sc…
269 """Create file in `safe` manner."""
217 Registers are loaded in the same manner they were saved. So, in CallStatic we have to adjust stack …
250 // For proxy class it is impossible to get field name in standard manner in GetFieldName()
417 // are stored as little-endian manner
1302 …E: If srcType and targetType are the same the transfer must be performed in a manner that preserves in Set()1431 …/ e. NOTE: If srcType and targetType are the same the transfer must be performed in a manner that in Slice()
1400 …E: If srcType and targetType are the same the transfer must be performed in a manner that preserves in Set()1519 …/ e. NOTE: If srcType and targetType are the same the transfer must be performed in a manner that in Slice()