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When encoding cn_cbor structure before writing any chunk of bytes into buffer, library ensures that there is enough space to write current chunk. It is done by the following inequality: offset+length >= size. If inequality is true, then library decides that there is no enough space. However, if offset+length == size then there is still enough space to write a chunk of size length.
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When encoding cn_cbor structure before writing any chunk of bytes into
buffer, library ensures that there is enough space to write current
chunk. It is done by the following inequality: offset+length >= size.
If inequality is true, then library decides that there is no enough space.
However, if offset+length == size then there is still enough space to
write a chunk of size length.