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Subject: Re: [Boost-users] serialization of an dynamic array to read/write a image in xml
From: Markus Bader (bader_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-09-29 11:44:27


Thanks all of you for your ideas and suggestions
I finally realized the serialize(archive& ar, const unsigned) funktion using
            ar & make_nvp("data", make_binary_object(mpData, mWidth*mHeight);
but I have to say that the memory behind mpData bust be allocated
first on reading an image.
Finaly I endet up with

template<class archive>
void serialize(archive& ar, const unsigned int version) {
  using boost::serialization::make_nvp;
  using boost::serialization::make_binary_object;
  if (archive::is_saving::value) {
    ar & make_nvp("width", mWidth);
    ar & make_nvp("height", mHeight);
    ar & make_nvp("data", make_binary_object(mpData, mWidth*mHeight);
  } else if (archive::is_loading::value)
    int w, h;{
    ar & make_nvp("width", w);
    ar & make_nvp("height", h);

2009/9/25 Damien R <damien.rg_at_[hidden]>:
> Robert Ramey wrote:
>>
>> also you could try
>>
>> ar & make_nvp("data", binary_object(sizeof(mpData), & mpData))
>
> This code do not work for dynamic allocation of mpData.
> data_type * mpData = new data_type[MAX];
> sizeof(mpData) = sizeof(data_type *);
>
> but it will be fine if you have static allocation :
> data_type mpData[MAX];
> sizeof(mpData) = MAX * sizeof(data_type);
>
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