C++: Generating constructors for union types #335
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- Added "tag-type" initialization constructors to union composite message classes - Initialization expression for union_value member of union composite types is now generated, with appropriate parameters, in copy and move constructors with allocators - Union composite message classes hold reference to allocator from construction, passes to allocator-dependent fields when initialized - Replaced alternative index hardcoding in C++14 union VariantType internal logic with IndexOf property - Symbol `rhs` has been replaced by a configured token across C++ operator and constructor overloads
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in_place_type_tconstructors generated for c++17 and cetl++14-17 variant instances, omitted for c++14in_place_index_tconstructors generated for all c++ versions and flavorsrhshas been replaced by a configured token across C++ operator and constructor overloads