[Bug] float marked as array allocation

[loosegrid]

The following code gives a critical array allocation warning for each line:

//inside a for loop
Rect aabb = Rect.zero;
aabb.x = Mathf.Min(0.5f, camMin.x, camMax.x, camCenter.x);    //the three other arguments are all Vector2's
aabb.y = Mathf.Min(0.5f, camMin.y, camMax.y, camCenter.y);
aabb.xMax = Mathf.Max(0.5f, camMin.x, camMax.x, camCenter.x);
aabb.yMax = Mathf.Max(0.5f, camMin.y, camMax.y, camCenter.y);

Moving the 0.5f into a variable continues to give an error. Moving the variable outside the loop and changing it to a class constant still generates the errors, which are once again marked critical.

[mtrive]

Hi @Appleguysnake,
So if I understand correctly you are reporting that after editing the file, the reported issues are no longer marked as "critical". Is that correct?

[loosegrid]

Apparently not! I just tried to reproduce it and it seems the errors are always marked critical, I think the little icon just didn't pop up right away the first time I tested it.

[mtrive]

@Appleguysnake, Is it safe to close this issue then?

[loosegrid]

No, being marked as critical was just an extra detail. The bug is that floats are not arrays so it shouldn't be flagging them as array allocations.

[mtrive]

Indeed they are all float but they are all packed together into an array. It's using Mathf.Min method with params keyword.
public static float Min(params float[] values)

It's an implicit array allocation.

[loosegrid]

Ahhh okay I see now, thanks for explaining it. Perhaps there's a way to clarify the message in that case?