From my understanding: For any element which is marked as "choice" in xsd, the generated c structure should look like:
typedef struct mainType { union { typeA elementA; typeB elementB; ... }; int elementA_isUsed:1; int elementB_isUsed:1; ... };
currently all elements are added to the structure directly instead.
This is very inefficient in memory usage and can easily lead to en/decoding errors.
To Reproduce
This happens for all din, iso-2 and -20 types.
In multiple structures, e.g. in ParameterSetType -> ParameterType, where the parameter could be one of type per standard:
bool, byte, short, int, physical, or string, but never multiple at once.
Anything else?
The general functionality of union seems to be there.
The PGPData a union is generated, but in completely wrong way which overwrites itself.
Describe the bug
From my understanding: For any element which is marked as "choice" in xsd, the generated c structure should look like:
typedef struct mainType { union { typeA elementA; typeB elementB; ... }; int elementA_isUsed:1; int elementB_isUsed:1; ... };currently all elements are added to the structure directly instead.This is very inefficient in memory usage and can easily lead to en/decoding errors.
To Reproduce
This happens for all din, iso-2 and -20 types. In multiple structures, e.g. in ParameterSetType -> ParameterType, where the parameter could be one of type per standard: bool, byte, short, int, physical, or string, but never multiple at once.
Anything else?
The general functionality of union seems to be there. The PGPData a union is generated, but in completely wrong way which overwrites itself.