Added zpp serialization library. #24
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@thekvs is there any chance we can pull this in? |
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Hi @eyalz800! Sorry, I don't have resources to include and maintain every possible C++ serializer in the world, there are dozens of them (maybe even more). I try to keep in benchmark only a major and widespread one. I suggest you to maintain your own fork. Also I can reference your serializer in the README. |
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@thekvs that's fair. I was just trying to show up in your benchmark main page, I thought that the project is fairly inactive for long periods of time and I didn't know that adding my library will use much resources. Thank you |
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Results (excluding thrift which doesn't compile on my distribution):
Remark: seems that yas is wrongly tested, because it has no opportunity to reserve memory as all other tests do, I made also a test that does not reserve memory and got the following results, for a fair comparison with yas: