Hi, Capnp community
I have a DSL and a compiler that takes the DSL and generates cpp code. For
example, the generated cpp code could look like:
```
class A {
public:
A(int foo): foo(foo) {};
int foo;
static constexpr int foo_field_id = 0;
};
```
My goal is to also generate capnp functions that serialize object of class
`A`.
Of course I can also have my compiler to also generate .capnp interface
which then be sent to `capnp` to generate the cpp code that serializes
object of class `A`, but is it possible for me to change *my compiler* to
generate code that uses cap'n'proto more directly? Is it possible to
generate an "embedded" schema which can be used to construct cap'n'proto
message, so that everything is all in only one file?
Thanks ahead!
Kindly,
Mark
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