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as does a huge number of things. Probably too many. Here's a comprehensive list of everything it can do. Note that as conversions are transitive: If a as B as C compiles, then so does a as C, though it might not take the same "path" through intermediate conversions.

• int <-> int
  • zero_extend: unsigned int -> bigger unsigned int. Pads the number with leading zeroes.
  • sign_extend: signed int -> bigger signed int. Pads the number with leading zeroes if positive, and leading ones if negative.
  • truncate: bigger int -> smaller int (regardless of signedness). Throws away the high bits of the number
  • reinterpret_sign: int -> int of the same size and opposite signedness. Does nothing to the bits.
• int <-> float
  • cast_saturate_to_infinity: Yields the float closest to the specified integer. Yields infinity if the integer is out of bounds.
• cast_nan_to_zero_saturating_when_out_of_bounds: Truncates the float and yields the corresponding integer.

werwolfby

public class CustomDbContext : DbContext
{
    // ...
    
    protected override void OnConfiguring(DbContextOptionsBuilder options)
    {
        // Replace default materializer source to custom, to convert DateTimes
        options.ReplaceService<IEntityMaterializerSource, DateTimeKindEntityMaterializerSource>();

        base.OnConfiguring(options);

oxguy3

<?php
/**
 * deploy.php by Hayden Schiff (oxguy3)
 * Available at https://gist.github.com/oxguy3/70ea582d951d4b0f78edec282a2bebf9
 * 
 * No rights reserved. Dedicated to public domain via CC0 1.0 Universal.
 * See https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ for terms.
 */
 
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