portals4: use PtlHandleIsEqual() to compare handles #12713
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@tkordenbrock Curious are you planning to backport this to v5.0.x? |
Yes, this one will be backported to v5.0.x. |
The Portals4 standard requires the use of PtlHandleIsEqual() instead of the (in)equality operatror, because a handle may be a compound data type that cannot be directly compared. Signed-off-by: Todd Kordenbrock <thkgcode@gmail.com>
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The Portals4 standard requires the use of PtlHandleIsEqual() instead of the (in)equality operatror, because a handle may be a compound data type that cannot be directly compared.
Thanks to @nbartelheimer for the bug report.