* Fix compile error from -Wwritable-strings
Signed-off-by: Chris Burel <burelc@amazon.com>
* Fix flags used to build MaskedOcclusionCulling with clang
Signed-off-by: Chris Burel <burelc@amazon.com>
* Fix class that has a final destructor, but the class itself was not final
Signed-off-by: Chris Burel <burelc@amazon.com>
* Final update copyright headers to reference license files at the repo root
Signed-off-by: spham <spham@amazon.com>
* Fix copyright validator unit tests to support the stale O3DE header scenario
Signed-off-by: spham <spham@amazon.com>
* LYN-4657 OSX: Building AutomatedTesting project fails
* forgot this file
* fixing lrelease patching in mac/windows
* reverting change and disabling warning, the intention of the test is to compare to unitialized values
* Fix for dxc
* no need to disable the warning, just remove the const
* missing dependency to EditorCommon
Two benchmarks were added in order to compare performance with and without file read sharing enabled on Windows. Note that the benchmark results do fluctuate. Micro-benchmarks are not ideal when profiling something like the streaming file system due to the number of threads and OS layers involved, but still provides some insights. Also note that the CPU counter is not useful in this benchmark because the main thread spends most of its time asleep while waiting for the read to complete, which is recorded as (near) zero time by the benchmark tool.
This change also reduces the log spam the tests could produce.
To cover the recent changes to the return code from containers and the initialization fixes additional unit tests were added. Almost all new tests are part of the conformity test suite so that they test any custom json serializers outside of AzCore that might need to be updated due to the fixes.
When pointers are used new instances are created for pod types, which will have random values at that point. The Json Serialization did not set a value for these if they were explicitly set to defaults. This change adds initialization for explicit defaults in the bool, integer and double serializer plus unit tests to verify.
* Fixed crash caused by nesting the same slice twice
If the same slice is nested at multiple levels in the same slice hierarchy, the second conversion would reregister the prefab and crash. Now that case is detected and the slice isn't reconverted.
* Fixed json array patches where multiple elements are removed.
The patches now generate removals from back to front, instead of front to back, so that the indices remain valid as each patch is applied.
* Bug fix: correct RTTI for AttributeInvocable
* Allow test case to crash if RTTI is wrong
* Revert "Allow test case to crash if RTTI is wrong"
Based on PR feedback, this change adds no value to the test and is confusing.
This reverts commit 6c36065c3759d857cc16ab011d09167261181141.
* Remove perhaps confusing comments and add a more to the point comment
Co-authored-by: lumberyard-employee-dm <56135373+lumberyard-employee-dm@users.noreply.github.com>
The Json Serialization currently doesn't support AZStd::any, AZStd::variant and AZStd::optional due to various JSON formatting concerns. This wasn't properly reported resulting in confusion about whether the missing functionality is intentional or a bug. This change makes this explicit with an error message.
As this solution uses a custom json serializer to report the issue, an option was added so it's possible to overwrite a serializer for a specific type.
This doesn't mean that the three listed types will never be supported. If/when a suitable format is found an implementation will be added.
The serialize context allows users to reflect fields that are enums to
a class without reflecting the enum type itself with the EnumBuilder. In
this case, the serialize context stores the mapping of the enum's typeid
to the underlying type's typeid. When asking for the class data for the
enum typeid, the underlying type's class data is returned. This was
throwing off the json serializer, which would then see that the type was
"unsigned int" instead of an enum, and attempt to load the unsigned int
value. The unsigned int deserializer would then complain, because the
incoming typeid was the typeid of the enum, and not equal to the typeid
of unsigned int.
This change adds support for detecting the non-reflected enum, and
loading it properly.
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Chris Galvan
moraaar
Chris Burel
hultonha
Steve Pham
Gene Walters
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Esteban Papp
mgwynn
John
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mbalfour
nvsickle
Mike Balfour
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greerdv
Terry Michaels
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