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[C++] Interfacewrapper.cpp compilation failure (string cache)
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Description
Given a function with a class / optionalclass argument, the generated code ends up looking something like this:
interfacewrapper.cpp
```c++
std::string sName("");
IBase* pBaseThisResult(nullptr);
IFoo* pIFoo = dynamic_cast(pIBaseClass);
if (!pIFoo)
throw EMyComponentInterfaceException(MYCOMPONENT_ERROR_INVALIDCAST);
bool isCacheCall = (pNameBuffer == nullptr);
if (isCacheCall) {
pBaseThisResult = pIFoo->GetProperties(sName, *pBar);
pIFoo->_setCache (new ParameterCache_3 (sName, *pBar, pBaseThisResult));
}
else {
auto cache = dynamic_cast*> (pIFoo->_getCache ());
if (cache == nullptr)
throw EMyComponentInterfaceException(MYCOMPONENT_ERROR_INVALIDCAST);
cache->retrieveData (sName, *pBar, pBaseThisResult);
pIFoo->_setCache (nullptr);
}
```
Since ` CMyComponentFoo` is a binding class, this won't compile. Also, the pointer `pBaseThisResult` is actually of type `IBase *`.
I've hacked a fix to get it to work by generating `IBase *` instead, but as I don't know how this parameter caching is supposed to work I can't say if it's the right way to fix it.
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Piste de recherche
Start with the generated interfacewrapper.cpp example and inspect how parameter caching handles class or optionalclass arguments. Trace the types used for pBaseThisResult, ParameterCache_3, and the binding class CMyComponentFoo, then verify the generated wrapper compiles and that the cache path still behaves correctly.
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- Bug
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