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Incorrect Java code generation. uint8 generates int instead of byte
Yes, java uses signed bytes making the value look wrong however, the data is more accurately represented by a byte in almost every usecase. If i was storing a buffer of bytes in there, I would have to convert the array to a byte array then read it. This is an extra step which is unnecessary
+1 for this. For comparison Cap'n'proto-java does indeed respect the bit length and outputs java byte variables.
The same applies to short primitive type for uint16.
This wastes memory.
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Not stale, still messed up.
not-stale
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This issue is stale because it has been open 6 months with no activity. Please comment or label not-stale, or this will be closed in 14 days.
Not stale, still messed up.
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