Merge pull request #12860 from liamwhite/serialization2
cmif_serialization: fix LargeData types
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@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ void ReadInArgument(bool is_domain, CallArguments& args, const u8* raw_data, HLE
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return ReadInArgument<MethodArguments, CallArguments, PrevAlign, DataOffset, HandleIndex + 1, InBufferIndex, OutBufferIndex, RawDataFinished, ArgIndex + 1>(is_domain, args, raw_data, ctx, temp);
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} else if constexpr (ArgumentTraits<ArgType>::Type == ArgumentType::InLargeData) {
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(ArgType);
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(typename ArgType::Type);
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// Clear the existing data.
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std::memset(&std::get<ArgIndex>(args), 0, BufferSize);
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@ -324,7 +324,7 @@ void ReadInArgument(bool is_domain, CallArguments& args, const u8* raw_data, HLE
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return ReadInArgument<MethodArguments, CallArguments, PrevAlign, DataOffset, HandleIndex, InBufferIndex + 1, OutBufferIndex, RawDataFinished, ArgIndex + 1>(is_domain, args, raw_data, ctx, temp);
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} else if constexpr (ArgumentTraits<ArgType>::Type == ArgumentType::OutLargeData) {
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(ArgType);
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(typename ArgType::Type);
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// Clear the existing data.
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std::memset(&std::get<ArgIndex>(args).raw, 0, BufferSize);
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@ -394,7 +394,7 @@ void WriteOutArgument(bool is_domain, CallArguments& args, u8* raw_data, HLERequ
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return WriteOutArgument<MethodArguments, CallArguments, PrevAlign, DataOffset, OutBufferIndex, RawDataFinished, ArgIndex + 1>(is_domain, args, raw_data, ctx, temp);
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} else if constexpr (ArgumentTraits<ArgType>::Type == ArgumentType::OutLargeData) {
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(ArgType);
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constexpr size_t BufferSize = sizeof(typename ArgType::Type);
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ASSERT(ctx.CanWriteBuffer(OutBufferIndex));
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if constexpr (ArgType::Attr & BufferAttr_HipcAutoSelect) {
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