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Craig Ringer commented on THRIFT-2471:
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I think a mistake may have been made in this commit, because {{cpp.ref}} still 
exists in the tree but only apparently for the Go compiler:

{code}
CHANGES:    * [THRIFT-2471] - Make cpp.ref annotation language agnostic
compiler/cpp/src/thrift/generate/t_go_generator.cc:  if 
(tfield->annotations_.count("cpp.ref") != 0) {
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 1: optional string s = "DEFAULT" 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 2: optional i64 i = 42 (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 3: optional bool b = false (cpp.ref 
= ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 4: optional string s2 (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 5: optional i64 i2 (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 6: optional bool b2 (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 7: optional structA aa (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 9: optional list<i64> l (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 10: optional list<i64> l2 = [1, 2] 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 11: optional map<i64, i64> m 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 12: optional map<i64, i64> m2 = 
{1:2, 3:4} (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 13: optional binary bin (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 14: optional binary bin2 = "asdf" 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 15: required string ref_s = 
"DEFAULT" (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 16: required i64 ref_i = 42 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 17: required bool ref_b = false 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 18: required string ref_s2 (cpp.ref 
= ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 19: required i64 ref_i2 (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 20: required bool ref_b2 (cpp.ref = 
""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 21: required structA ref_aa 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 22: required list<i64> ref_l 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 23: required list<i64> ref_l2 = [1, 
2] (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 24: required map<i64, i64> ref_m 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 25: required map<i64, i64> ref_m2 = 
{1:2, 3:4} (cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 26: required binary ref_bin 
(cpp.ref = ""),
lib/go/test/RefAnnotationFieldsTest.thrift: 27: required binary ref_bin2 = 
"asdf" (cpp.ref = ""),
{code}

and a {{git grep '\<ref\>'}} doesn't reveal anything that looks relevant; in 
particular nothing at all in the c++ codegen.

Looks to me like support in Go was missed when converting this to the {{&}} 
form.

There's also another oversight where it produces bad code for {{optional}} 
members, but I'll raise a new bug for that.

> Make cpp.ref annotation language agnostic
> -----------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: THRIFT-2471
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2471
>             Project: Thrift
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Compiler (General)
>            Reporter: Jens Geyer
>            Assignee: Jens Geyer
>            Priority: Major
>             Fix For: 0.9.2
>
>         Attachments: boost_1.40.0__to__1.54.0-patch
>
>
> The proposal is to make the new {{cpp.ref}} annotation introduced with 
> THRIFT-2421 language agnostic instead of a C++ specialty only. 
> The annotation changes inlined nested structs into pointers to structs. This 
> behaviour is potentially relevant with all languages using value semantics 
> for nested structs etc.



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