I'm assuming you're using sprintf/sscanf (or strtol/strtoll or their reenterant equivalents in whatever language you are using). Measure the overhead for converting a character string to an integer; you might be unpleasantly surprised about the overhead. It is non-trivial.Ugh? I'm talking about serializing simple data types like int32 and int64 to/from strings. I think you're getting carried away ;)
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