[message] add clone methods to MessageAllocator - #12704
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This pull request introduces a new MessageAllocator class to simplify message creation and cloning, which is a great improvement for code clarity and maintainability. The changes mostly involve adopting this new abstraction across the codebase. The implementation of MessageAllocator looks solid, but I've found a couple of issues. There's a missing header include in the new message_allocator.hpp file which would cause a compilation error. Additionally, a change in nat64_translator.cpp seems to incorrectly reduce the reserved message space, which could lead to runtime failures during IPv4-to-IPv6 translation. I've provided suggestions to address both issues.
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This pull request introduces new CloneMessage(), CloneMessageWithoutFooter(), and CloneMessageWithout<Footer>() methods to the MessageAllocator class, simplifying message copying with automatic kReservedHeader size application. It also updates existing code in CoapBase, Dns::Client, Sntp::Client, and Mle to utilize these new methods. Additionally, the Clone() method in Message is updated to be a template method, accepting a CloneMode to specify whether the cloned message should retain the reserved header or have no reserved header. The documentation for the clone methods has also been updated to clarify which message fields are copied during the cloning process. The review focuses on correctness and maintainability, ensuring the new methods are used appropriately and the code adheres to the project's coding style.
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This pull request introduces new CloneMessage(), CloneMessageWithoutFooter(), and CloneMessageWithout<Footer>() methods to the MessageAllocator class for simplifying message copying with correct header sizes. It also updates existing code in CoapBase, Dns::Client, Sntp::Client, and Mle to utilize these new methods. Additionally, the Clone() method in Message is updated to be a template method, accepting a CloneMode to specify whether the cloned message should retain the reserved header or have no reserved header. The documentation for the clone methods has also been updated to clarify which message fields are copied during the cloning process. The review focuses on correctness and maintainability, ensuring proper usage of the new clone methods and adherence to the project's coding style, as defined in the repository's style guide.
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This commit adds `CloneMessage()`, `CloneMessageWithoutFooter()`, and `CloneMessageWithout<Footer>()` methods to the `MessageAllocator` class. These methods simplify creating copies of messages by automatically applying the correct `kReservedHeader` size. It also updates existing code in `CoapBase`, `Dns::Client`, `Sntp::Client`, and `Mle` to utilize these new methods. Additionally, this commit updates the `Clone()` method in `Message` to be a template method, accepting a `CloneMode` to specify whether the cloned message should retain the reserved header or have no reserved header. The documentation for the clone methods has also been updated to clarify which message fields are copied during the cloning process.
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CloneMessage(),CloneMessageWithoutFooter(), andCloneMessageWithout<Footer>()methods to theMessageAllocatorclass. These methods simplify creating copies of messages by automatically applying the correctkReservedHeadersize. It also updates existing code inCoapBase,Dns::Client,Sntp::Client, andMleto utilize these new methods.Additionally, this commit updates the
Clone()method inMessageto be a template method, accepting aCloneModeto specify whether the cloned message should retain the reserved header or have no reserved header. The documentation for the clone methods has also been updated to clarify which message fields are copied during the cloning process.