flatbuffers/go/sizes.go

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Go

package flatbuffers
import (
"unsafe"
)
const (
// See http://golang.org/ref/spec#Numeric_types
// SizeUint8 is the byte size of a uint8.
SizeUint8 = 1
// SizeUint16 is the byte size of a uint16.
SizeUint16 = 2
// SizeUint32 is the byte size of a uint32.
SizeUint32 = 4
// SizeUint64 is the byte size of a uint64.
SizeUint64 = 8
// SizeInt8 is the byte size of a int8.
SizeInt8 = 1
// SizeInt16 is the byte size of a int16.
SizeInt16 = 2
// SizeInt32 is the byte size of a int32.
SizeInt32 = 4
// SizeInt64 is the byte size of a int64.
SizeInt64 = 8
// SizeFloat32 is the byte size of a float32.
SizeFloat32 = 4
// SizeFloat64 is the byte size of a float64.
SizeFloat64 = 8
// SizeByte is the byte size of a byte.
// The `byte` type is aliased (by Go definition) to uint8.
SizeByte = 1
// SizeBool is the byte size of a bool.
// The `bool` type is aliased (by flatbuffers convention) to uint8.
SizeBool = 1
// SizeSOffsetT is the byte size of an SOffsetT.
// The `SOffsetT` type is aliased (by flatbuffers convention) to int32.
SizeSOffsetT = 4
// SizeUOffsetT is the byte size of an UOffsetT.
// The `UOffsetT` type is aliased (by flatbuffers convention) to uint32.
SizeUOffsetT = 4
// SizeVOffsetT is the byte size of an VOffsetT.
// The `VOffsetT` type is aliased (by flatbuffers convention) to uint16.
SizeVOffsetT = 2
)
// byteSliceToString converts a []byte to string without a heap allocation.
func byteSliceToString(b []byte) string {
return *(*string)(unsafe.Pointer(&b))
}