Feature/serialize get width#22
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The first 4 commits of the series are dependencies that should be split out into individual commits |
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This adds generation of
get_width(&self) -> usizefunctions to structures passed into serialization routines. With this addition, one can precompute the encoded width of xdr structures and thus can guarantee the success of serialization routines as well as minimize allocations.