We can just use .at(), which essentially does the same thing, but with less code.
@@ -223,8 +223,7 @@ void MacroInterpreter::ProcessResult(ResultOperation operation, u32 reg, u32 res
}
u32 MacroInterpreter::FetchParameter() {
- ASSERT(next_parameter_index < parameters.size());
- return parameters[next_parameter_index++];
+ return parameters.at(next_parameter_index++);
u32 MacroInterpreter::GetRegister(u32 register_id) const {