Since the pointers have already been confirmed to be non-null by the assert!() calls, there is no need to use .as_ref() and the raw pointers can be dereferenced directly. See the Null-unchecked version section of the standard library documentation for the pointer type's as_ref method.
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Since the pointers have already been confirmed to be non-null by the assert!() calls, there is no need to use .as_ref() and the raw pointers can be dereferenced directly. See the Null-unchecked version section of the standard library documentation for the
pointertype'sas_refmethod.