This isn't as clear-cut as it may be, since System.IntPtr has traditionally been used in interop scenarios to represent unmanaged pointers outside of unsafe contexts. nint "feels" much closer to a regular integral type than it does to void*, so I'm not sure if we should throw those two types in the same basket as all the other primitive types.
This isn't as clear-cut as it may be, since
System.IntPtrhas traditionally been used in interop scenarios to represent unmanaged pointers outside ofunsafecontexts.nint"feels" much closer to a regular integral type than it does tovoid*, so I'm not sure if we should throw those two types in the same basket as all the other primitive types.