Miki

Hello, thanks for the post. Maybe, you could use the command line argument [`-withoutWriterCode`](https://zserio.org/doc/ZserioUserGuide.html#zserio_command-line-interface) for this?

Thanks to point this out. I agree that this behaviour is misleading. I think, we can move the checking of the command lines arguments from the cross language checking phase...

Moved to the backlog due to more urgent issues.

Moved from the backlog to the current milestone again because it turned out that we will need this for the new C++17 emitter.

We will just move the checking of the command lines arguments from the cross language checking phase to the processing phase in C++. No other extensions suffer from this problem.

Thanks for reporting the issue! We were not aware of any need to port Zserio to Android so far. Thus, there is currently no official support for Android in Zserio....

Thanks a lot for report. You are right. One possible fix could be done in the schema (to change at least one type of the operand `size` or `numColumns` to...

I forgot to mention another possible fix in the schema. The 32-bit operator `size` can be cast by adding the following function to the schema: ``` function varuint64 size() {...

It was observed that Clang sanitizers do not work properly using 32-bit cross compiling. Native 32-bit platform works properly, except of huge application (tests with extra arguments) which fails even...

> Seems to work with clang-11, however we should check if it correctly uses the sanitizer. Maybe the command-line: `-fsanitize=address ... -fsanitize=undefined` somehow uses only the last specified on the...