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From: Jeremy Siek (jsiek_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-04-04 10:58:50
Persistence is certainly an important issue. I've recently added
input/output to the "dot" file format which is used by Graphviz, mainly so
that I can generate nice drawings of graphs. However, the "dot" file
format is text, not binary, and is not designed for efficiency. It would
certainly be nice to have efficient persistence for BGL, though it is not
high on my own priority queue ;) Perhaps the general purpose persistence
library that is underway here at boost could be applied to graphs as well?
Cheers,
Jeremy
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, md656 wrote:
md656> As I understand, and maybe I am wrong, that e4Grapg is to support
md656> persistence to data that can be kept in a graph.
md656>
md656> What I wanted to said, is to support this feature in Boost. Sorry If I made
md656> any mistake.
md656>
md656> Mohammed
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