Re: [Boost-users] Usingboost::serializationinreal-timewithoutallocating memory

Subject: Re: [Boost-users] Usingboost::serializationinreal-timewithoutallocating memory
From: Robert Ramey (ramey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-09-22 12:55:54

Peter Soetens wrote:
> Someone with strong knowledge of all this needs to take my example +
> the existing codebase to something that does what is promised by the
> concept docs.

How about posting this information in the form of a TRAC item.  I'll
look at it when I have the time.

> The attached file is how the class lives in my current project, in the
> RTT::marsh namespace. I fixed my unit tests, and the class in
> attachment now works 100% for:
> * marshalling primitive types (non pointer)
> * marshalling structs/classes similar to std::vector, but which
> contain non-pointer data.
>
> It's not looking how I had imagined/hoped for, but it does the trick
> for me now. I'm happy to stick on this thread, but I'm not going to be
> able to solve this or make this an example that meets your
> expectations. It also looks that this thread no longer belongs on
> boost-users but on the boost list.

> To end with a positive note: I'm very happy how the separation between
> serialization and archiving has been (or has intended to be) done. It
> allows me to tap in a real-time archiver and re-using all
> serialization code. That's so cool. I checked the now working
> implementation again (stepped through the debugger as well) and it
> truely works for my test set.

Good to hear.  Sounds like we're batting at least .500

Robert Ramey