The Java Way to do this is to implement java.io.Serializable and define serialization methods, then serialize the object when appropriate.

:-)

    Thanks

    Bruce

On 12/18/2014 10:41 AM, Steve wrote:
In my Java version I changed all that to boolean bits.  Not that it saves any memory, but to make it self-documenting.

As it turns out, I think the JVM treats booleans like 32-bit integers, but at least I can still believe in Santa Claus and 1-bit booleans at the syntax level:-)

Not sure if that would be worth the rewrite, but certainly doing an AND with 1-bit everywhere will work to contain the data.

Steve



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