Use zen::Min() instead of std::min()

Some compilers will struggle to deduce the template type for calls to
std::min() while others are more complicit. The can easliy lead to
unexpected compile errors on a platform.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/zencore/include/zencore/memory.h b/zencore/include/zencore/memory.h
index aba391c85..313813af9 100644
--- a/zencore/include/zencore/memory.h
+++ b/zencore/include/zencore/memory.h
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ struct MutableMemoryView
 	}
 
 	/** Modifies the view to be the given number of bytes from the left. */
-	constexpr inline void LeftInline(uint64_t InSize) { m_DataEnd = std::min(m_DataEnd, m_Data + InSize); }
+	constexpr inline void LeftInline(uint64_t InSize) { m_DataEnd = zen::Min(m_DataEnd, m_Data + InSize); }
 
 	/** Modifies the view to be the middle part by taking up to the given number of bytes from the given offset. */
 	inline void MidInline(uint64_t InOffset, uint64_t InSize = ~uint64_t(0))
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ struct MemoryView
 	/** Modifies the view by chopping the given number of bytes from the left. */
 	inline void RightChopInline(uint64_t InSize)
 	{
-		const uint64_t Offset = std::min(GetSize(), InSize);
+		const uint64_t Offset = zen::Min(GetSize(), InSize);
 		m_Data				  = GetDataAtOffsetNoCheck(Offset);
 	}
 
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ struct MemoryView
 	inline void LeftInline(uint64_t InSize)
 	{
 		InSize	  = zen::Min(GetSize(), InSize);
-		m_DataEnd = std::min(m_DataEnd, m_Data + InSize);
+		m_DataEnd = zen::Min(m_DataEnd, m_Data + InSize);
 	}
 
 	/** Modifies the view to be the middle part by taking up to the given number of bytes from the given offset. */