corda/experimental
Katelyn Baker b4a62722fc Add recursive dependency resolution to schema generation
A complete amqp schema can now be used to generate a set of carpetner
schemas representing all of the classes not found on the deserialzing
end.

A dependency and depdendent chain is setup such that all classes are
created in the order required

Squashed commit messages:
	* IntelliJ reformat of the code

	* Merge the interface synthesis changes and rebase onto the tip of master

	  Somethign is very broken in the AMQP -> Carpenter schema code but want a
	  commit so I at least know the actual carpenter is merged

	* Nested schema creation now works with dependencies recursvly created in
	  the carpenter

	* Unit test fixes

	* Remove spurious prints from tests

	* Remove warnings

	* Don't add cladd member dep by name

	  Since that's the name of the field, not the type we depend on. If we do
	  we'll never actually be able to craft the type as the dependency chain
	  will be horribly broken

	  Various bug fixes
2017-07-14 10:35:33 +01:00
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2016-11-29 10:30:49 +00:00

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