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16 Jul
2013
16 Jul
'13
10:02 a.m.
Roberto Spadim
ok but why 2^16? it's based in some structure with a variable type that can't handler > 2^16 bytes? or just a number like 65555 65554 65553... ?
uses 16 bits to represent it. It's just the way it is.. hysterical raisins we used to call it.
humm i read something about protobuf, but is it human readable?
You can outptu it as human readable fairly easily, it's otherwise a compact binary format that's generally much quicker to parse than human readable. k -- Stewart Smith