Unions own the NativeTable* value member because they need to destroy them
when the Union goes out of scope. Currently, the data is destroyed by calling
delete, which means that the member needs to be allocated with new. However,
making the allocation the responsibility of the client and the destruction
the responsibility of the Union can lead to potential errors. Adding a
Set function will ensure that the memory is allocated correctly so that it
can be deleted later.
From cl/142161569.
Change-Id: I4605f26d2749164819bfae0140e5fae08442b50a
* Changes for verifying a buffer dynamically using reflection.
* Fixing build issues on linux and applied code reformatting.
* Fixing the file order in cmake file that was messing up the macro based code inclusion.
Added tests for reflection based verification.
* Changes for verifying a buffer dynamically using reflection.
Fixing build issues on linux and applied code reformatting.
Fixing the file order in cmake file that was messing up the macro based code inclusion.
Added tests for reflection based verification.
* Incorporated the code review changes that were requested:
1. Changed the Verify function signature.
2. Changed the variable names to use snake_case.
3. Added better comments.
4. Refactored duplicate code.
5. Changed the verifier class so that it has the same size when compiled with or without FLATBUFFERS_TRACK_VERIFIER_BUFFER_SIZE macro.
* Setting FLATBUFFERS_TRACK_VERIFIER_BUFFER_SIZE and FLATBUFFERS_DEBUG_VERIFICATION_FAILURE through cmake for flattests so that it gets propagted to all translation units of flattests.
* Making the Verifier struct fields the same in all cases. Also reverting the target_compile_definitions change in cmake file because build machine on travis does not have cmake version 3.0 or higher which was the version when target_compile_definitions was added in cmake.
* Defining macros through cmake in a portable way using functions that are available in cmake 2.8.
This was causing build failures with tools dependent on Flatbuffers in Go.
E.g.
go/src/github.com/google/flatbuffers/go/sizes.go:50: undefined: unsafe in unsafe.Pointer
* support for grpc golang
* refactored grpc go generator
* added grpc-go test and refactored
* refactored idl_gen_grpc.cpp
* fixed grpc generate method name
* refactored flatc and fixed line length issue
* added codec to go lib and fixed formatting issues
* fixed spacing issues
The following changes have been made to the C++ codegen to enable writing generic code
that uses the Table and NativeTable types.
- Adds TableType and NativeTableType typedefs to NativeTable and Table structs.
- Adds GetFullyQualifiedName() to NativeTables if --gen-name-strings is set.
- Adds a static Pack function to Tables that simply calls the global CreateX functions.
See cr/140391505 as an example of improved usage.
From cl/140529288.
Change-Id: Idec137c16129e15c1783f94fabdcea24aeeaaef6
Introduce a "native_inline" attribute that can be applied on fields that are structs.
This results in NativeTable code generation that sets the struct "inline" rather than
storing it in a pointer.
From cl/140527470.
Change-Id: I208724f552b8b921b20923e0bf82f42cb3582416
I've faced an issue where I want to serialize UTF-8 emojis and FlatBufferBuilder::is_utf8 would return false on them.
I was not able to add the corresponding hexadecimal code because I don't understand how the whole thing works but what i've done is using the `mb_detect_encoding` function which handles correctly all supposed UTF-8 characters.
Also fixed structs not being created inline in the tutorial,
which would actually have bad consequences if used.
Change-Id: Idce215c61a1b24a297cee76f625052bb2722e970
* Make parameter order in jsdocs match function
When the order doesn't match the Google Closure Javascript compiler generates
warnings
* Prefix optional parameters with opt_
The Closure Compiler emits warnings when this isn't the case
* Java: emit "signed" equivalent of unsigned default value in generated code and add "L" suffix to long default value.
* Updated generated code
* Only convert ulong to "signed" equivalent. ubyte and ushort don't need specific handling as "user facing" type is int. uint need 'L' suffix as "user facing" type is long.
* Added missing cast to primitive type of default value which is in "user facing" type in builder.add<type>() calls.
* Do not cast default value to actual type in C#.
These are useful for streaming FlatBuffers. The functionality
ensures proper alignment of the whole buffer.
Tested: on OS X.
Bug: 27123865
Change-Id: Ic7d75a618c1bb470ea44c4dcf202ff71f2b3f4f1
Signed-off-by: Wouter van Oortmerssen <wvo@google.com>
