49 packages returned for Tags:"buffers"

C# runtime library for Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format.

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Pulumi fork to override DefaultRecursionLimit - C# runtime library for Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format.

Protocol Buffers is a binary serialization format and technology, released to the open source community by Google in 2008. Its primary use is to produce small fast binary representations of a 'message' or... More information

A library for serializing ADO.NET DataTables and DataReaders into an efficient, portable binary format. Uses Marc Gravell's Google Protocol Buffers library, protobuf-net.

DEPRECATED: use package without "-signed". Byte buffers support for DotNetty.

A parser for .proto files for Protocol Buffers.

Protocol Buffers is the name of the binary serialization format used by Google for much of their data communications. It is designed to be: small in size - efficient data storage (far smaller than xml) cheap to... More information

Set of tools for manipulating bits and byte-arrays quickly and efficently. There's nothing earth shattering, though it does saves pages of monkey-work pushing bytes around.

Protocol Buffers is a binary serialization format and technology, released to the open source community by Google in 2008. Its primary use is to produce small fast binary representations of a 'message' or... More information

A high-performance implementation of BinaryReader and BinaryWriter which works on binary arrays directly by eliminating the need for an intermediate stream object.

XRoadLib extension to use Google Protocol Buffers with X-Road messages

Package Description

A serialization library for Protocol Buffers.

Accompanying library for idiomatic F# code generation from protocol buffers

Protobuf message definition for MATRIX Labs boards and services

Package Description

Types for reading and writing Span/Memory buffers.

C# runtime library for Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format.

AqlaSerializer is intended to serialize objects, not just data. What the difference? Data serializers don't care much about language runtime specifics like references, inheritance, etc. In contrast, an object... More information