I will present a minimally intrusive technique for serializing data, in a binary format, that is lean and flexible (schema free). When storing, it can deduce the data types. When loading it will dynamically create complex data structures. This is done through Template Argument Deduction and a technique represtivie of reflection. Reflection is unavailable as language feature being that it has deferred until C++23 or C++26. This is compliant with C++14 or later, platform agnostic and marco free.
In addition to archiving data to files, it has an extensible interface for bidirectional communication between processes and/or remote computers, via sockets. Techniques will be demonstrated to minimize storage footprint and secure archived data.
Hi Folks,
Thanks for attending the meeting this week - I'm really happy to
see so many folks doing the on line version!! Here are the
resources:
This is the sequel to the Remedial C++ 11 talk. Come to see what new features we got with C++14 that were not available before.
Here’s a link in case you want to watch the Remedial C++ 11 talk beforehand.