# Native data generation `libremetaverse-codegen` is the Rust-only framework for the six source generators present at LibreMetaverse commit `2aa70bb68513b39795da5d13c88f31b86e85a3ba`. Normal builds compile only the checked-in Rust outputs. They do not run this tool, invoke .NET or Roslyn, read an environment-dependent path, access the network, or open the sibling reference checkout. ## Provenance inventory [`sources.json`](sources.json) is the machine-readable inventory. It records the upstream repository and commit, source-generator hashes, every actual `AdditionalFile`, its vendored path, SHA-256, format, and BSD-3-Clause license. | Golden generator | Pinned data inputs | | --- | --- | | PacketSourceGenerator | `message_template.msg` | | VisualParamGenerator | `avatar_lad.xml` | | SkeletonGenerator | `avatar_skeleton.xml` | | AttentionsGenerator | `attentions.xml`, `attentionsN.xml` | | TreesGenerator | `trees.xml`, `grass.xml` | | GenepoolGenerator | `genepool.xml` | The C# project does not provide the optional `visualparamtemplate.cs` file. The pinned VisualParam generator therefore uses the template embedded in its own source; the inventory records that generator source and hash as provenance. The files under `inputs/` are exact, unmodified snapshots. Their license and copyright attribution are covered by the repository [`LICENSE.md`](../LICENSE.md). The generated source manifest repeats each hash and license in its header and data table. ## Packet generation The packet generator tokenizes the pinned `message_template.msg` directly in Rust. It preserves source order, all 483 packet names, the 434 low/17 medium/32 high frequency assignments, 16-bit IDs (including the low-frequency `Fixed` IDs), trust and zerocode flags, optional protocol flags, 905 blocks, repetition rules, and every field width. Braces, identifiers, numeric values, field kinds, prefix widths, duplicate names, and duplicate frequency/ID pairs are validated with stable source-located `PGxxx` diagnostics. [`packet_catalog.rs`](../crates/libremetaverse/src/packet_catalog.rs) is the checked-in native output. It contains the public `PacketType` discriminants, ordered immutable schema descriptors, name/type/frequency-ID dispatch tables, and native construction and sizing implementations for every mapped packet and block. Variable blocks start empty, fixed-repeat blocks receive their declared number of independently constructed elements, and scalar/vector/UUID fields receive the same zero defaults as the golden generator. The generated `Length` metadata intentionally preserves the golden generator's variable-block count semantics. Generation also compares all packet, block, field, field-type, and `PacketType` entries against the pinned compiled public API catalog. This rejects a template parser or naming change even if the emitted Rust would otherwise compile. The Rust API compile fixture then compiles every mapped generated member, while the packet catalog test exercises representative low/medium/high, fixed, multiple, variable, and unknown dispatch behavior. ## Commands Regenerate every currently registered Rust output using only checked-in data: ```console cargo run -p libremetaverse-codegen -- generate ``` Verify hashes and reject stale output without writing: ```console cargo run -p libremetaverse-codegen -- check ``` Maintainers can refresh the vendored snapshots from an explicitly supplied checkout. The command verifies all six golden generator hashes and all input hashes before writing, so a different upstream revision is rejected: ```console cargo run -p libremetaverse-codegen -- vendor ../libremetaverse ``` Generation uses UTF-8 with an optional BOM, normalizes CRLF/CR to LF, rejects NUL input, reports stable `path:line:column: severity[code]` diagnostics, sorts manifest records by stable IDs, emits provenance-rich generated headers, and always terminates output with one LF. Tests generate both outputs twice in memory and require byte identity before comparing with the checked-in files.