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Comply with -Wconversion strict gcc setting #8062
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Enables to compile flatbuffer_builder.h with strict settings -Wconversion -Wsign-conversion. Also, add asserts verify the conversion.
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Enables to compile flatbuffer_builder.h with strict settings -Wconversion -Wsign-conversion. Also, add asserts to verify the conversions.
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Enables to compile flatbuffer_builder.h with strict settings -Wconversion -Wsign-conversion. Also, add asserts to verify the conversions.
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…oogle#8065) Enables to compile flatbuffer_builder.h with strict settings -Wconversion -Wsign-conversion. Also, add asserts to verify the conversions.
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Disclaimer why this matters: (very) strict compiler settings are often required in mission critical projects.
"Regression" introduced in aeba096 adds a new strict compiler violation in gcc.
Causing code is still present in today's master branch:
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