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Generated C code has a bug in the generated function *_wrap_and_apply_header() The argument order when it calls *messageHeader__wrap() is wrong. It seems like an easy mistake to make as there is very little consistency in argument order between version and bufferLength in the generated code.
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I agree there is a consistency issue here. @denizevrenci should we make these consistent within the C codecs and make it consistent with the C++ codecs?
Sorry for the late response. It seems like the issue is already resolved but I am also in favor of keeping consistency with the C++ codecs as C codecs were originally modeled from them.
Generated C code has a bug in the generated function *_wrap_and_apply_header() The argument order when it calls *messageHeader__wrap() is wrong. It seems like an easy mistake to make as there is very little consistency in argument order between version and bufferLength in the generated code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: