Change-Id: I8f12e60d29a1c587d991bf64011bdf4a4b0d7e5b

This is just a start, will need to be extended.

Change-Id: I5a9ad671911942dcb83fdd2bae537deed751cbfd

Change-Id: I800119d8fe19f4c3e95772aba629ef8b2deb9e4b

[Issue 252] Add type cast for default enum values in C#

When creating a “CreateXxx(...)” method for a “simple table” type,
enum-type fields with a non-zero default must have an explicit
cast for the respective argument default value, because in C#,
there is an implicit cast from int to an enum only for 0.

Also, added an example of such type into the example monster_test
type, so that we test this feature.

Change-Id: I45362806df6d4eff0b0b7521b7caf42c2ec0515c

Causing SetAnyValueS to treat all scalars as integers.

Change-Id: Ib467b255e7f32a1478180a91e65def31676399eb

Clarified the use of the deprecated flatc --gen-includes flag.

Change-Id: I7df2b0172f5de6f7bdbd8778361794004cd06062
Tested: on Linux.

Also, removed the flag from the Android makefile.

Tested:
Verified flatc builds successfully on Linux and regenerated the docs.

Change-Id: I7140daa10b7cb9a29b5ffd63c6b20489e72a5899

Tested: on Windows.

Also made the Xcode project link.

Tested: on OS X.

e.g. support generic reading/writing from structs/vectors etc.

Change-Id: I2eb6e24db088a72da444d5c8df7e506e53d5bc2d
Tested: on Linux.
Bug: 22660837

Change-Id: I6e9e66c3d7d67c54617bc892f612b7341bebd7e0

As part of the reflection support.

Change-Id: Ie0a8e233bca7dffa4cff7e564660035d97ff8902
Tested: on Linux.
Bug:22637258

[BREAKING CHANGE] Base type safety in C#. Clear FlatBufferBuilder in C#.

Change-Id: I05e2f8fd06026645a8e5da1703d757ad9de10b4f
Tested: on Linux.

Change-Id: I60f6da32fb2a30557fcf842624f68ca184f65e1f
Tested: on Linux.

Add optional root table to SetString and ResizeVector, when your Flatbuffer isn't the schema's root type.

Was previously using table name, but no reason not to just let the
calling code worry about getting the object.

Add a libflatbuffers for other projects to use

Change-Id: I4081160a8281939ab282d7914ae396276c767882
Tested: on Linux.

This allows you to use these functions with a flatbuffer whose root
table type does't correspond with the root table type of the schema.

If you don't specify the table name, it will use the root table from
the schema by default (mimicing the current behavior).