LoadSave.h File Reference
Describes LoadSave, inherit from this to use a standard interface for loading and saving. More...
#include <cstdlib>#include <cstring>#include <string>#include <sys/param.h>#include <stdexcept>#include <stdarg.h>#include <cstdio>#include <iosfwd>#include "attributes.h"
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| class | LoadSave |
| Intended as an interface to allow easy and portable serialization operations. More... | |
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| #define | LOADSAVE_SWAPBYTES 0 |
| Set to 0 on platforms which don't actually need to swap bytes, 1 otherwise. If not set externally, will attempt to auto-detect. Swapping is performed to standardize on little-endian byte order. Mainly because this is what we used on the Aibo, which was the most processor-starved platform. If running embedded on other platforms, you may want to reverse the logic for determining whether byte swapping will be performed! | |
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Describes LoadSave, inherit from this to use a standard interface for loading and saving.
Definition in file LoadSave.h.
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| #define LOADSAVE_SWAPBYTES 0 |
Set to 0 on platforms which don't actually need to swap bytes, 1 otherwise. If not set externally, will attempt to auto-detect. Swapping is performed to standardize on little-endian byte order. Mainly because this is what we used on the Aibo, which was the most processor-starved platform. If running embedded on other platforms, you may want to reverse the logic for determining whether byte swapping will be performed!
Definition at line 44 of file LoadSave.h.
