Java generates a warning when converting from an integer constant
to a byte or short without an explicit cast. This change adds a
cast to byte and short literals in Java.
Both Java and C++ fail to compile integer literals larger than 2^31
unless they are decorated with "L" (for Java) or "LL" (for g++).
This change adds the appropriate decorations.
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Adds syntax for attaching arbitrary key/value pairs to types.
These annotations can be accessed by individual generators to alter
the code they produce.
This version supports annotations on container types and structures.
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- Create a copy constructor for every Thrift struct. The constructor
performs a deep copy on the argument, resulting in no shared state.
- Make thrift structions implement Cloneable and implement .clone()
using the copy constructor.
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- On reading, behave the same way as the C++ code:
throw an exception if a required field is missing.
- In addition, throw an exception if a required field is missing
when writing. For the JavaBeans code, this means that __isset
is false (because it is maintained automatically). For non-beans
code, this means that the field is null. Non-nullable fields are
not checked in non-beans code.
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- Define constants in each structure class that provide access to the
field ids by name (at compile time). Use them for (de)serialization.
- For beans-mode code, generate a generic getter and setter for accessing
fields by field id.
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- Parse integer constants in Thrift files as 64-bit ints.
- Die if an overflow occurs.
- Warn if an enum value cannot fit in 32 bits.
- Add a simple test for the above.
I ran all of the generators over BrokenConstants.thrift before adding the
overflow, and they appeared to work. However, the code generated was not
always valid (for example, the 64-bit constant must have an LL suffix in C++).
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revision. For subversion, it is simply the current revision as given by
`svnversion`. For git, the latest svn revision that HEAD includes is shown,
followed by the offset of HEAD from that commit, followed by a truncated sha1
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This fixes a bug where thrift_client would return a tuple rather than a tagged record when the called function returned a struct.
Test plan:
in tutorial client:
Log: {sharedStruct,1,<<"RARG">>}
instead of:
Log: {1,<<"RARG">>}
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Summary:
- Was previously including both the fall-through to the base service as well as the "dummy" fallthrough function clause. This generated a warning like:
gen-erl/redacted_thrift.erl:134: Warning: this clause cannot match because a previous clause at line 132 always matches
Now we only include the "dummy" function if there is no base class to fall through to.
Test plan: Generated tutorial.thrift and shared.thrift, compiled without warnings
Notes: It's probably possible to have a circular inheritance graph, which would cause an infinite loop at runtime. Do we care about this?
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Summary:
- reply_type for async void functions is now async_void instead of
the empty struct definition
- async void functions should return "ok". otherwise the processor
will crash and the connection will be killed. Is this behaviour
expected?
Test Plan: tested using testAsync() in ThriftTest. Didn't used to work
but works now
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- Exceptions don't work yet, but it looks like everything else does.
- Seems to work fine on our pricing service
- Code could need some cleanup
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