Binary serialization
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| - | The xml schema type int8 takes up 32 bits in the XDR format but only 8 bit in the CDR and the QDataStream format (tested on a Ubuntu Linux 10.10 32-bit computer). | + | The xml schema datatype int8 takes up 32 bits in the XDR format but only 8 bit in the CDR and the QDataStream format (tested on a Ubuntu Linux 10.10 32-bit computer). |
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The C++/Tree Mapping User Manual has a section about binary serialization.
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Predefined binary formats
CDR (Common Data Representation)
The ADAPTIVE Communication Environment (ACE) provides a binary format. The extraction and insertion classes are described in the doxygen generated documentation.
There is an example of using CDR in examples/cxx/tree/binary/cdr
XDR (eXternal Data Representation)
There is an example of using XDR in examples/cxx/tree/binary/xdr
Custom binary formats
Boost serialization library
The Boost C++ libraries provides a serialization library.
There is an example of using Boost serialization in examples/cxx/tree/binary/boost
QDataStream
Comparison of the binary formats
Serializing a Codesynthesis XSD data object can yield different file sizes for the different binary formats. The xml schema datatype int8 takes up 32 bits in the XDR format but only 8 bit in the CDR and the QDataStream format (tested on a Ubuntu Linux 10.10 32-bit computer).
