// Note: These overloads are simply here to swallow any existing code paths where a DisposeSentinel var was being set to null.
// Now that we wrap the original managed DisposeSentinel with a struct, we would break these code paths, but instead we
// construct the null as if it were a string and just set the inner value to null instead to workaround this compatibility issue
public DisposeSentinel(string o)
{
m_DisposeSentinel = null;
}
public static void Create(out AtomicSafetyHandle safety, out DisposeSentinel sentinel, int callSiteStackDepth, Allocator allocator) => DisposeSentinelInternal.Create(out safety, out sentinel, callSiteStackDepth, allocator);
public static void Clear(ref DisposeSentinel sentinel) => DisposeSentinelInternal.Clear(ref sentinel);
public static void Dispose(ref AtomicSafetyHandle safety, ref DisposeSentinel sentinel) => DisposeSentinelInternal.Dispose(ref safety, ref sentinel);
