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go/neo/proto/protogen.go

@@ -23,13 +23,14 @@
 NEO. Protocol module. Code generator
 
 This program generates marshalling code for message types defined in proto.go .
-For every type 4 methods are generated in accordance with neo.Msg interface:
+For every type the following methods are generated in accordance with neo.Msg interface:
 
-	// XXX update for 'N' and 'M'
 	neoMsgCode() uint16
-	neoMsgEncodedLenN() int
-	neoMsgEncodeN(buf []byte)
-	neoMsgDecodeN(data []byte) (nread int, err error)
+
+	; E stands for 'N' and 'M' encodings
+	neoMsgEncodedLen<E>() int
+	neoMsgEncode<E>(buf []byte)
+	neoMsgDecode<E>(data []byte) (nread int, err error)
 
 List of message types is obtained via searching through proto.go AST - looking
 for appropriate struct declarations there.
@@ -40,8 +41,9 @@ maps, ...).
 
 Top-level generation driver is in generateCodecCode(). It accepts type
 specification and something that performs actual leaf-nodes code generation
-(CodeGenerator interface). There are 3 particular codegenerators implemented -
-- sizerN, encoderN & decoder - to generate each of the needed method functions.	XXX N/M
+(CodeGenerator interface). For each encoding there are 3 particular
+codegenerators implemented - sizer<E>, encoder<E> & decoder<E> - to generate
+each of the needed method functions.
 
 The structure of whole process is very similar to what would be happening at
 runtime if marshalling was reflect based, but statically with go/types we don't