*I know there are lots of questions about this, but they simply don't help much when talking about CMake, hence my decision of making the question * So I was working on CLion which uses CMake in o...

Let's say I have a class in C++, like the following: struct Point { int x, y, z; }; I want to use Cereal to serialize that struct to JSON. So I added a serialize function like this: struct Poi...

I want to get a templatized way of finding if a type is a shared_ptr and based on that I want to have a new specialization of a function. Example main function is, template <class T> inline...

UPDATED: I managed to get it to work after I googled around and read the doxygen comments in code. Problem was that I missed the cast before using resize() method and also not using std::ios::binar...

I have done some performance comparison between several serialization protocols, including FlatBuffers, Cap'n Proto, Boost serialization and cereal. All the tests are written in C++. I know that F...

I have a templated base class: template<typename T> class A { public: T a; template<class Archive> void serialize(Archive & ar) { ar(a); } }; and a templated class that de...

I have four classes (A,B,C and D) following the classic diamond pattern and a Container class containing a unique_ptr<A>. I want to serialize these classes using the cereal serialization libr...

Edit: The question title was based on a deep missunderstanding of the compiler error I got. I was (sillyly) assuming the error was, that I tried to deserialize to an object I declared inside of the...

I am using Cereal C++ v1.1.1 and similar to the example given in the documentation I am trying the following: #include <sstream> #include <iostream> #include <cereal/archives/json.h...

Can/How do you serialize an array using the cereal library. I.e. void save(Archive & ar, const unsigned int version) const { unsigned int l = g1_size_bin(g,POINT_COMPRESS); uint8_t data[l]...

The project I'm working on is a C++ application that manages a large number of custom hardware devices. The app has a socket/port interface for the client (like a GUI). Each device type has its own...