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One question - in the generated code I see many instances of i+0. I'm pretty sure that the compiler will optimize those out, but I'm curious why they are there.
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Fixed length fields are handled by incrementing the 0 portion, rather then having to increment the i. The generator only emits the i once it's been incremented, which means structs that are completely fixed size can be generated as nothing more then a series of byte operations, completely bypassing the need to mess with the index
One question - in the generated code I see many instances of i+0. I'm pretty sure that the compiler will optimize those out, but I'm curious why they are there.
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