- Implement comprehensive C++ serializer generator (tests/generate-cpp-serializer.ts)
- Direct transformation of Java SkeletonSerializer to C++ header-only implementation
- Handle all C++-specific API differences:
* Field access patterns (obj.field → obj->field, private fields → obj->_field)
* Null check removal for reference-returning methods (getBones, getEdges)
* Nested array null check elimination (getVertices, getDrawOrders)
* Enum serialization via switch statements replacing .name() calls
* Custom function replacement system for C++-specific implementations
- Add specialized C++ implementations:
* writeColor: handle public Color fields (r,g,b,a without underscore)
* writeSkin: iterate AttachmentMap::Entries and call writeSkinEntry
* writeSkinEntry: handle AttachmentMap::Entry instead of Java SkinEntry
- Auto-generate both pointer and reference versions of all write methods
- Create JsonWriter.h as header-only port of Java JsonWriter
- Update HeadlessTest.cpp to use generated SkeletonSerializer
- Add comprehensive type analysis and enum mapping from analysis-result.json
- Implement exclusion system for filtering unwanted types/methods
- Fix Java generator nested array null checks that were incorrectly hardcoded
Generated C++ serializer produces identical JSON output to Java reference implementation.
- spine-cpp/spine-cpp was moved into spine-cpp directory, so spine-cpp/spine-cpp/src -> spine-cpp/src, spine-cpp/spine-cpp/include -> spine-cpp/include
- Added scaffold for DebugPrinter to be used by runtime comparison tests
- Added build.sh
the string created by value.substr(index * 2, 2) is deleted after c_str()
but before strtoul executes. The solution is to use a temporary string
to store the value.
