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-@deprecated Functions which were either not found used in the
-hostboot code or have other ways to perform the same operation
-with the new buffers are candidates for deprecation. They are listed
-here so if you're looking for something you might find that it's
-deprecated and not been implemented. If there's something in this
-list which should be implemented, let someone know and we can
-implement it.<br>
-- setDoubleWordLength(uint32_t i_newNumDoubleWords);<br>
-- setWordLength(uint32_t i_newNumWords);<br>
-- setHalfWordLength(uint32_t i_newNumHalfWords);<br>
-- setByteLength(uint32_t i_newNumBytes);<br>
-- setBitLength(uint32_t i_newNumBits);<br>
-- setCapacity (uint32_t i_newNumWords);<br>
-- shrinkBitLength(uint32_t i_newNumBits);<br>
-- growBitLength(uint32_t i_newNumBits);<br>
-Replaced with std::container operations
-- shiftRight(uint32_t i_shiftnum, uint32_t i_offset = 0);<br>
-Replaced with operator>> as offset appears unused<br>
-- shiftLeft(uint32_t i_shiftnum, uint32_t i_offset = 0xFFFFFFFF);<br>
-Replaced with operator<< as offset appears unused<br>
-- shiftRightAndResize(uint32_t i_shiftnum, uint32_t i_offset = 0);<br>
-- shiftLeftAndResize(uint32_t i_shiftnum);<br>
-- rotateRight(uint32_t i_rotatenum);<br>
-- rotateLeft(uint32_t i_rotatenum);<br>
-- flushTo0(); and flushTo1();<br>
-Replaced with flush<X>() where X can be {0,1}<br>
-- applyInversionMask(const uint32_t * i_invMask, uint32_t
-                     i_invByteLen);<br>
-- applyInversionMask(const ecmdDataBufferBase & i_invMaskBuffer,
-                     uint32_t i_invByteLen);<br>
-- insert(const ecmdDataBufferBase & i_bufferIn, uint32_t i_targetStart,
-         uint32_t i_len, uint32_t i_sourceStart = 0);<br>
-  insert(const uint32_t * i_data, uint32_t i_targetStart, uint32_t
-         i_len, uint32_t i_sourceStart = 0);<br>
-It appears from the usage that the insert functions were used like a
-initializer list - given a chunk of data, insert at bit 0.
-Other useages have been replaced with a templated version for
-variable_buffers and bit operations for integral buffers.<br>
-- insertFromRight<br>
-Replaced with a templated version for
-variable_buffers and bit operations for integral buffers.<br>
-- extract API<br>
-Replaced with a templated version for
-variable_buffers and bit operations for integral buffers.<br>
-- setOr API/merge API<br>
-- concat( ... );<br>
-Replaced with operator+() and operator+=()<br>
-- setOr(const uint32_t * i_data, uint32_t i_startbit,
-        uint32_t i_len);<br>
-  merge()
-Replaced with operator|=() as it looks like startbit is always 0
-and len is always the length of i_data. Merge is the same I think<br>
-- setXor(const ecmdDataBufferBase & i_bufferIn, uint32_t i_startbit,
-         uint32_t i_len);
-Replaced with operator|=() as it looks like startbit is always 0
-and len is always the length of i_data.<br>
-- setAnd(const ecmdDataBufferBase & i_bufferIn, uint32_t i_startbit,
-         uint32_t i_len);<br>
-Replaced with operator&=() as it looks like startbit is mostly 0
-and len is mostly the length of i_data. The few cases seen where
-this isn't the case, a uint64_t mask would work better.<br>
-- copy(ecmdDataBufferBase & o_copyBuffer) const
-Replaced with operator=()
-- memCopyIn, memCopyOut
-- flattenSize(void) const;
-- flatten(uint8_t * o_data, uint32_t i_len) const;
-- unflatten(const uint8_t * i_data, uint32_t i_len);
-- oddParity()
-- evenParity()
-- shareBuffer(ecmdDataBufferBase* i_sharingBuffer);
-- compressBuffer(ecmdCompressionMode_t i_mode = ECMD_COMP_PRD);
-- uncompressBuffer();
-- isBufferCompressed();
-- setWord(), setHalfWord(), etc.
-Replaced with a templated version, set<type>();
-- getDoubleWordLength(), getDoubleLength
-Replaced with a templated version taking the type as an argument
-- getCapacity()
-- writeBit(bits_type i_bit, uint32_t i_value);
-Replaced with set operations (this might be needed?)
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