Is it just me, or is this method totally non-deterministic? The docs
claim:
"A length-prefixed string represents the string length by prefixing to
the string a single byte or word that contains the length of that
string."
With short strings, it does write out the length as a single byte. With
longer strings, it does expand it to a word. Now, when reading this
thing back in, how does one determine whether the length prefix is one
or two bytes????
Thanks
-John
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