sendlib
sendlib
is a lightweight library for serializing messages, usually to be
sent over a socket, pipe, or other stream. Sendlib is specialized for
sending messages which are read serially, unlike other serialization formats
often used (like JSON, YAML, or XML).
Why not JSON, YAML, or XML? sendlib
natively supports reading messages
one piece at a time, to keep memory footprint small, and has native support
for sending and receiving file-like objects with the data
type.
If your application needs to send and receive large data blobs, especially
if your application can process that data without random access, sendlib
may be a good fit to reduce memory usage. On the other hand, if you need
random access to fields within your message, have small messages, or have
messages with, or complex nesting structures, then sendlib
may not be
for you.
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