I'd have to agree with Martin here. The output of 2 functions should
surely match. The fact that the referencesource uses something that
defaults to something different per platform should be irrelevant.
The only point to consider is, should the output of a method be able to
differ per platform
And that brings incompatiblity with .NET Core. That makes things just
worse. You cannot force other people to change their sanity just to
match your existing code that premises the wrong behavior that Microsoft
doesn't agree.
Atsushi Eno
On 2015年09月29日 14:58, Martin Thwaites wrote:
I'd have
Perhaps the documentation is not so much platform specific, as just being
sloppily written in this case, in the case that it appears to state what
happens to be the default value (on Windows) without saying that it is
indeed grabbed from a platform specific default.
XML is normally often
