NSNumber custom AnyHashable fix #11138
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July 24, 2017 12:22
When we give NSNumber a custom AnyHashable representation, we want to give it as large a box as possible. When we want to compare it against other AnyHashable boxes such as Int or UInt, it's always possible to upcast the Int/UInt to a larger integer size like Int64 or UInt64 for the comparison. By eliminating the smaller boxes we create, we can maintain the existing behavior that _SwiftTypePreservingNSNumber gave us.
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Resolves rdar://problem/33105735.
When we give
NSNumbera customAnyHashablerepresentation, we want to give it as large a box as possible. When we want to compare it against otherAnyHashableboxes such asIntorUInt, it's always possible to upcast theInt/UIntto a larger integer size likeInt64orUInt64for the comparison. By eliminating the smaller boxes we create, we can maintain the existing behavior that_SwiftTypePreservingNSNumbergave us.