Adding export to WinGetUtil.dll to expose Version comparing#652
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Did some perf testing and comparisons against just passing in the entire array of versions to be sorted in from .NET and marshaling the sorted array back out. Surprisingly, it's actually faster to do it this way. Took about 12s to sort 10k versions using this method, and 15s to pass in and sort the entire array. Since this code is also cleaner and simpler, seems like a win-win. |
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Adding new export, WinGetCompareVersions, which compares two versions for ordering purposes. This allows other tools and services to be guaranteed the same version sorting when working with the OWC that WinGet uses.
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