* Created new SerialBufferBase as a parent of SerializeBufferBase. Renaming interface functions to be less confusing.
* Deprecating copyRawOffset. No direct use-cases in F' core.
* Make SerialBufferBase a true pure virtual interface.
* Changing Serializable to work with SerialBufferBase parent interface.
* Changing copyRaw and copyRawOffset to work with SerialBufferBase
* Updating documentation for SerialBufferBase usage
* Adding some documentation. Adding missing ASSERT in copyRaw. Fixing some bugs that new ASSERT uncovered.
* Renaming SerializeBufferBase to LinearBufferBase. Add a using declaration to maintain backwards compatability. Properly mark LinearBufferBase functions as override.
* Filling in the rest of the docstrings for the classes in Serializable
* Removing redundant virtual keyword on override function
* Applying clang formatting
* Incorporating PR comments
* Fix compile issues
* Bump version to alpha
* Format
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* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in toString
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in SimpleObjRegistry
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in Asserts
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in Fw/Comp
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in getCapacity
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in getEntries
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in size/length
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in FILE_NAME_ARG
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in Fw (misc)
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in identifier
* NATIVE_INT_TYPE use in Fw (misc II)
* POINTER_CAST in Buffer
* POINTER_CAST in Serializable
* sp
* Removing no longer used DefaultTypes.hpp
* Fixes to accomidate Fw refactor
* Unit-test and CI fixes
* Fixing review comments - pt 1
* Remove FPP dependencies on native int types
* Revise FpConfig
* Fix errors in FpConfig
* Revise types
Add size type alias to Serializable
Remove type aliases for generated code
Instead of adding the name argument to a constructor when FW_OBJECT_NAMES
is enabled, always supply a name argument.
Add a marco that conditionally sets the name to "" if FW_OBJECT_NAMES is not set.
This cleans up a lot of the conditional compilation switches that weren't being tested
and would silently break, while still stripping the strings from the binary.