Correct use of "MemAddress" and "MemOffset"

[jphickey]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The MemAddress and MemOffset types defined by ES are 32 bits by default, but are intended to be expandable to 64. These should be used for CMD/TLM fields that need to hold a memory address on a 64-bit machine, or the size of an object in memory on such a machine.

However TBL services uses this type in some other locations, that generally do not need it. Notably, this calls 32-bit byte swapping routines to read/write this field, and that will not work if the size becomes 64 bits.

Describe the solution you'd like

• These fields in table services will need to remain 32 bits regardless of the CPU address size.
• Need to make sure that the correct macro - CFE_ES_MEMOFFSET_C or CFE_ES_MEMADDRESS_C is used when setting the value. Notably, this macro can provide the correct read/write logic in case the MemAddress needs to be a struct with a high and low word, for example.

Requester Info
Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc.