In "c" version there are xxx_ARRAY_CAPACITY_ constants
In "c++" generated code such information is currently lost
for c++17 and above we use std::vector - there is no max size/capacity notion at the vector class;
except c++14 where we use cetl::VariableLengthArray (instead of std::vector) which has max_size() analog;
for static array fields we use std::array, so the size/capacity is there.
[x] Introduce <Type>::_traits_::ArrayCapacity struct with nested static constexpr std::size_t <field> = <ARRAY_CAPACITY>; for each array kind field. For consistency include static array fields as well. If there are no such fields in a type then struct ArrayCapacity won't be present at all.
[x] Extend unit c++ tests (the test_constant.cpp with corresponding asserts.
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In "c" version there are
xxx_ARRAY_CAPACITY_constantsIn "c++" generated code such information is currently lost
std::vector- there is no max size/capacity notion at the vector class;cetl::VariableLengthArray(instead of std::vector) which hasmax_size()analog;std::array, so the size/capacity is there.[x] Introduce
<Type>::_traits_::ArrayCapacitystruct with nestedstatic constexpr std::size_t <field> = <ARRAY_CAPACITY>;for each array kind field. For consistency include static array fields as well. If there are no such fields in a type thenstruct ArrayCapacitywon't be present at all.[x] Extend unit c++ tests (the
test_constant.cppwith corresponding asserts.