> Sorry, there's not a reliable way to do this unless you depend the encoder
> writing the tags in order, which is not guaranteed.
Just to make sure I get this right ... (refering to the "Union Types"
example) if
I encode a buffer including both Bar and Baz then the order is not
guaranteed ...
it
Kenton, thanks for the help.
yes it was exactly due to the debug verison of the protobuf DLL used
in an application build in Release.
After we changed all binaries (libprotobuf, libprotc) to release build
every thing started working.
Cheers
Anu
On Dec 11, 7:34 pm, Kenton Varda wrote:
> Make s
Greetings,
We are proud to announce the first release of the Dataflow Protocol
Buffers .NET package.
Dataflow Protocol Buffers includes:
1) A Protocol Buffers .NET library, which defines base classes,
implements parsing and streaming routines.
2) Our own implementation of a Protocol Buffers to
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 1:20 AM, sorent
wrote:
>
> > Sorry, there's not a reliable way to do this unless you depend the
> encoder
> > writing the tags in order, which is not guaranteed.
>
> Just to make sure I get this right ... (refering to the "Union Types"
> example) if
> I encode a buffer incl
First, let me apologize if this is not the forum to speak about design
decisions.
I'm program for a hobby, so I do not consider myself a guru with
respect to making smart design choices. I'm starting a new project.
This project is in C++ and will have lots of persistent data.
It is not transacti
All these questions are hard to answer definitively. It depends on the
details of your use case. In many case there are many possible solutions
and it's impossible to say which one is "best".
One thing that probably matters a lot is the complexity of the queries you
intend to execute on this "dat
This topic is very interesting, and I have put a lot of thought in it.
Let's share:
I have noticed that in most of my applications, most of the columns in
the database are just storage for later reports, nothing happens there.
I gess this is what you call persistence.
I was thinking of structu
