
I have the same kind of question, as I would like to read a boost
serialized archive
from Java, given that we have the corresponding classes in Java.
Is there a java package for this or can someone point us to the
specifications of
the binary or text archive format.
Thanks,
Gaëtan
2010/10/22 Diederick C. Niehorster
Not having used the serialization library, the easiest way is probably to write a MATLAB mex file that can open the file (or take a file pointer) and deliver the data to matlab in a format it understands.
Best, Dee
On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 04:29, James C. Sutherland
wrote: I am just looking into the serialization library. It seems really nice for archiving using C++.
Is there a way to import an archive generated by that library into another language (e.g. matlab)? I guess that one would need the rules for IO that the serialization archives use?
Thanks,
James
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