push() & fill() are most frequently called with small byte counts (<= 4), which is why we're using loops rather than calling memcpy/memset.

Returns the singleton instance. Upon its first call, it creates a new instance of the decorated class and calls its `__init__` method

@brief The current size of the serialized buffer, counting from the end. @return Returns an `uoffset_t` with the current size of the buffer.

Size of a basic type, don't use with structs.

The raw data in little endian format. Use with care.

Similarly, but typed, much like std::vector::data

@private */

Relinquish the pointer to the caller.

Central location where any verification failures register.

@cond FLATBUFFERS_INTERNAL

Deprecated: use size(). Here for backwards compatibility.