21 Apr
2006
21 Apr
'06
2:59 p.m.
On the other hand, loading a DOM-like tree structure into memory, and being able to manipulate it, is I think quite a common need. By design, it also supports I/O to a variety of formats, which is also very nice.
boost::serialize is nice, but it goes straight from binary object to external stream (or inversely), with no intermediate representation. And maybe there lies an interesting interface point:
I am missing your point. What intermediate representation you need? IOW What is wrong with multi_index + serialize library for what you need? Gennadiy