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49 	/** Number of appended strings in the package. */
52 	/** Number of read-only strings, indexes appended to the package */
55 	/** Number of read-write strings, indexes appended to the package */
152 /** @brief Assume that const char pointer is pointing to read only (constant) strings.
163  * When this flag is not used then read-write strings are appended to the package.
174  * Runtime algorithm (address analysis) is skipped for those strings.
210 /** @brief Append read-only strings from source package to destination package.
214  * string address can be found in the package. When flag is set, read-only strings
215  * are copied into destination package. Address of strings indicated as read-write
220 /** @brief Append read-write strings from source package to destination package.
224  * is set, list of read-write strings is examined and if they are not determined
344  * strings. This can be narrowed down to non const pointers by using
479  * Converting may include appending strings used in the package to the package body.
481  * @ref CBPRINTF_PACKAGE_ADD_RW_STR_POS, it contains information where strings
482  * are located within the package. This information can be used to copy strings
502  * it contains lengths of first @p strl_len strings. It can be used to optimize
542 /** @brief Copy package with optional appending of strings.
562  * it contains lengths of first @p strl_len strings. It can be used to optimize
593  * Package may not be self contain since strings by default are stored by address.
594  * Package may be partially self-contained when transient (not read only) strings
596  * access to read-only strings.
598  * Fully self-contained has (fsc) contains all strings used in the package. A package
600  * flag. Such package will contain necessary data to find read only strings in