Dear Boost Community, I would like to submit a very modest addition to Boost... It is called "RawMemory": http://adder.iworks.ro/Boost/RawMemory/ <<It supports safe, efficient and portable (all in one) transfer of multi-byte integer values to/from "untyped memory" (also known as "arrays of bytes") (also known as "raw memory"). It handles the little endian and big endian representations and various memory transfer modes (e.g. to support aligned and unaligned data with good performance). Therefore, it can be useful to any application dealing with binary data formats (e.g.: bitmap images, network packets, serialized data structures).>> Thank you so... (-: -- Yours truly, Adder
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On 05/09/2011 05:58, Adder wrote:
Dear Boost Community,
I would like to submit a very modest addition to Boost... It is called "RawMemory":
http://adder.iworks.ro/Boost/RawMemory/
<<It supports safe, efficient and portable (all in one) transfer of multi-byte integer values to/from "untyped memory" (also known as "arrays of bytes") (also known as "raw memory").
It handles the little endian and big endian representations and various memory transfer modes (e.g. to support aligned and unaligned data with good performance).
How does it compare to Boost.Endian?
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Adder -
Julien Nitard -
Mathias Gaunard