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MessagePack for D / msgpack.org[D]
common.d imports `core.sys.windows.winsock2`, but the dub recipe does not require the winsock library, causing linker errors for missing `ntohl` and `ntohs`. Perhaps a `pragma(lib, "Ws2_32")` in the Windows version block...
As this repo is rather inactive (see e.g. https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-d/issues/102 or https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-d/pull/100), but still used by many people of the D community (i.e. DCD) - should we move it to dlang-community?...
import std.file; import std.stdio; import msgpack; struct S { byte[] a; byte[] b; byte[] c; } void main() { S s1; s1.a = [1,2,3,4,5]; s1.b = s1.a; s1.c = s1.a[1..3];...
msgpack-d is one of two projects causing a Jenkins CI failure for DMD (https://github.com/dlang/dmd/pull/8241) and preventing us from moving forward with a deprecation. Looking through the code in msgpack-d's master...
Implementations for packing and unpacking are currently special-cased for arrays of bytes and chars, but not for `void[]`, leading to errors when trying to handle them element at a time.
Thanks for this great library! I'm trying to use the `StreamingUnpacker` with a file for input. The docs for `StreamingUnpacker` indicate a `feed()` method can be used to append to...
I am new to D and mgspack. I want to run the examples, like this: ``` % dmd -run ./example/register.d ./example/register.d(1): Error: module msgpack is in file 'msgpack.d' which cannot...
happy to discuss design of this this is one of the best features of protocol buffers, allowing one to be forward and backward compatible with schema changes. Eg: ``` struct...
It is point at issue, but it seems like it is better in terms of compatibility with other languages. For example, msgpack-c provides default adapters for vectors and strings that...
sometimes my app crashes when unpacking huge amounts of msgpack packets. unfortunately i can't reproduce it. i get the following trace: ``` object.Error@(0): Overlapping arrays in copy: 4065435 byte(s) overlap...
