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-// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
-// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
-// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.
-
-// This file contains list of the CLR compatibility flags. The compatibility flags
-// are used to mitigate breaking changes in the platform code. They are used to trigger the legacy
-// behavior.
-
-// The general usage pattern is:
-
-// if (GetCompatibilityFlag(CompatibilityFlag.Foo)) {
-//     // the legacy behavior
-// }
-// else {
-//     // the new behavior
-// }
-
-// Add your own compatibility flags to the end of the list. You should go through the breaking 
-// change approval process before adding it.
-//
-// Do not remove definitions for deprecated compatibility flags. Once the value is 
-// assigned to the compatibility flag, it has to be kept forever.
-
-// This file is compiled twice: once to generate managed enum in clr\src\bcl, and second time
-// to generate the unmanaged enum in clr\src\vm.
-
-
-#ifndef COMPATFLAGDEF
-#error You must define COMPATFLAGDEF macro before including compatibilityflagsdef.h
-#endif
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(SwallowUnhandledExceptions) // Legacy exception handling policy - swallow unhandled exceptions
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(NullReferenceExceptionOnAV) // Legacy null reference exception policy - throw NullReferenceExceptions for access violations
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(EagerlyGenerateRandomAsymmKeys) // Legacy mode for DSACryptoServiceProvider/RSACryptoServiceProvider - create a random key in the constructor eagerly
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(FullTrustListAssembliesInGac) // Legacy mode for not requiring FT list assemblies to be in the GAC - if set, the requirement to be in the GAC would not be enforced.
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(DateTimeParseIgnorePunctuation) // Through to V1.1, DateTime parse would ignore any unrecognized punctuation. 
-                                              // This flag restores that behavior.
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(OnlyGACDomainNeutral)         // This allows late setting of app domain security and 
-                                            // assembly evidence, even when LoaderOptimization=MultiDomain
-
-COMPATFLAGDEF(DisableReplacementCustomCulture) // This allow disabling replacement custom cultures. will always get the shipped framework culture.
-
-#undef COMPATFLAGDEF