Hi Kenton,
Yes, that is exactly what I meant by filestream. However, as per your
suggestion, perhaps this is not the most efficient way to do this. FYI I am
using a few distributions of Linux (Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu).
My files are a bit large (around 5M). However, I do need to process the
Hi
We used Cap'n Proto to serialize data in a shared memory environment and
defined some message types as structs containining List, i.e.
struct Message{
points @0 List(Vector3f)
};
Where Vector3f is another struct containing either 3 floats or a
List(Float32). However, extracting the Vecto
Hi Philipp,
This is a bit of an unusual case, where I imagine you are working with bulk
vector data forming a 3D mesh or some such, and in order to hand if off to
the graphics card, you really need a direct pointer to the underlying data
and you need it to be in a specific layout.
Using Data is t
Hi Benjamin,
By "filestream" do you mean the C++ std::fstream class?
Cap'n Proto doesn't directly support C++ iostreams, because, frankly,
iostreams are slow and poorly-designed. If you want to read from an
std::fstream, you'll need to write a custom subclass of kj::InputStream
(from kj/io.h) whi
