Hallo,
I am new here in Protocol Buffers, I would like to know how can I write a
Message to get TCP/IP connection.
Regards,
Dilip, Software Entwickler
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While trying to run a backup from datastore to BigQuery one of the entity
is not backing up and in the error logs its says "Could not parse entity
proto from string data". After digging around I couldn't find much about
this error. Does anyone know what this error means?? I am guessing it has
s
Hello,
I just wanted to confirm an approach I intend to take for decoding protobuf
messages on an embedded system with a restricted C++ environment.
This embedded system has an object method that given a RootObj, it allows
me to allocate x bytes by RootObj::allocate(x). Otherwise the heap new
On 7 Nov 2013 20:32, "Marc Gravell" wrote:
> What platform? But basically protobuf should be treated as a BLOB. Then
> you have two choices:
>
> - send it as a payload in an existing messaging stack
> - write your own messaging layer on top of sockets - noting that because
> protobuf messages are