Schema name cannot start with a capital

[commschamp]

Schema name cannot start with a capital

[arobenko]

What version of the code generator are you using? The latest v6.2.4 should properly support capitalized namespaces. If not, please provide a minimal schema snippet that reproduces the problem.

[TimonTerBraak]

Mmm. When I discovered commsdsl I first used it as a submodule in my git-based project. Recently I switched commsdsl over to vcpkg, which still uses version 4.0.0. So, it might very well be that it is no longer an issue in more recent released versions.

Too bad, I really enjoy using vcpkg to manage all my C++ dependencies. They should update their commschamp versions. I will see if there is a way to update those, either locally or poking some package maintainer.

There are still some (outdated) issues that already ask for version updates:
microsoft/vcpkg#19581

[arobenko]

I created and maintain vcpkg ports overlay repository that contains some of the projects developed under the CommsChampion Eocosystem umbrella. It is under my control and I update it quite regularly to use the latest releases (next one is planned to come out within a week). If I'm not mistaken @mathisloge is a person who originally introduced comms library and commsdsl code generators to upstream vcpkg. Ideally I would prefer the packages to be removed from the vcpkg upstream to avoid future confusion, but I'm not sure about the procedure and whether such even exists. I'm not a vcpkg user myself (I'm an embedded C++ developer and mostly use buildroot and yocto) and would prefer if someone else put an effort in to do it as well as take proper "ownership" of what's going on inside the cc.vcpkg repository.

Also please refer to the projects page for a full list of CommsChampion Ecosystem projects I develop and maintain.

[TimonTerBraak]

I did not know about the existence of the vcpkg ports overlay repository. Yesterday I figured out how to create a (filesystem based) vcpkg repository, in which I updates the versions. It worked as expected, so it’s a fine solution for me. Maybe I’ll switch to the repository at some point.