23 Mar
2008
23 Mar
'08
10:55 a.m.
El Domingo 23 Marzo 2008 07:50:44 Jeremy Maitin-Shepard escribió:
Sure, but fundamentally, it will always use a "Boost serialization proprietary format", regardless of what syntax is used to encode that format.
Yes, you're right. There's a couple of things that Boost.serialization implements that are not found in JSON serializers for other languages, such as class versioning or object tracking (this can be solved in YAML using &, but JSON doesn't support it). Anyway, dealing with these issues and making them non-intrusive so JSON serializers found in other languages can parse the serialized objects, would be a part of the GSoC project. Cheers.