Relax assertions for zero-length accesses (for v0.1.2) #107
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Relax the assertions from write_to and read_from to allow equality between offset and count, which no longer leads to panics when zero-length accesses happen. This is preferred versus adding an explicit check for count or len == 0 somewhere, because we don't end up with an additional branch on the regular path. Also tweaked the try_access logic a bit, to return Ok(0) when total == 0 but we found a valid region associated with the current address (which indicates a zero-length access). Signed-off-by: Alexandru Agache <aagch@amazon.com>
Updated version in Cargo.toml. Signed-off-by: Alexandru Agache <aagch@amazon.com>
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Relax the assertions from
write_toandread_fromto allow equality betweenoffsetandcount, which no longer leads to panics when zero-length accesses happen. This is preferred versus adding an explicit check forcountorlen == 0somewhere, because we don't end up with an additional branch on the regular path. Also tweaked thetry_accesslogic a bit, to returnOk(0)whentotal == 0but we found a valid region associated with the current address (which indicates a zero-length access).