Use specific class type instead of BaseClassName in ParameterCache template generation #232
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…mplate generation The buildOutCacheTemplateParameters function was incorrectly using BaseClassName (e.g., "Base") for ALL class output parameters when building the ParameterCache template type. This meant that methods like GeolocationList::GetAt that return specific types like IGeolocation* were being cached as IBase* instead. When a method signature expects IGeolocation*& (reference to IGeolocation pointer) but the cache uses IBase* in its template, the compiler error occurs because: IBase*& and IGeolocation*& are incompatible types References to pointers cannot be implicitly converted, even with inheritance
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The buildOutCacheTemplateParameters function was incorrectly using BaseClassName (e.g., "Base") for ALL class output parameters when building the ParameterCache template type. This meant that methods like GeolocationList::GetAt that return specific types like IGeolocation* were being cached as IBase* instead.
When a method signature expects IGeolocation*& (reference to IGeolocation pointer) but the cache uses IBase* in its template, the compiler error occurs because: IBase*& and IGeolocation*& are incompatible types
References to pointers cannot be implicitly converted, even with inheritance