126 is 0111 1110 in binary. We truncate it form the left to
groups of seven: 000 110 and then encode it as usual (least
significant group first): 1 110 0 000. It takes two bytes to
encode, but so does the zig-zag encoding.
In fact, the zig-zag encoding and the two's co
126 is 0111 1110 in binary. We truncate it form the left to
groups of seven: 000 110 and then encode it as usual (least
significant group first): 1 110 0 000. It takes two bytes to
encode, but so does the zig-zag encoding.
In fact, the zig-zag encoding and the two's co
I am interested in encoding a java.util.BitSet within a .proto file as
a hex string. Is there a way to put some custom serialization code
into the proto file so that it handles the conversion for me. I want
to avoid losing the code if I rerun the compiler.
The reason for this is that I can't fin
On Jan 14, 2011, at 9:22 , Tim Wisniewski wrote:
The reason for this is that I can't find a bitset type within the
proto language. Any thoughts?
This is not possible because the intention is that the .proto file
will be portable between many different languages, so it only supports
fairly
