Request for review - std.serialization (orange)

[Kagamin]

On Monday, 1 April 2013 at 19:37:12 UTC, Matt Soucy wrote:
> It's not really strange, because of how it actually does the 
> serialization. A message is recorded as length+serialized 
> members. Members can happen in any order. Packed repeated 
> messages would look like...what? How do you know when one 
> message ends and another begins? If you try and denote it, 
> you'd just end up with what you already have.

Well, messages can be just repeated, not packed. Packing is for 
really small elements, I guess, - namely numbers.

> In your example, you'd want to send each individual result as a 
> distinct message, so they could be read one at a time. You 
> wouldn't want to pack, as packing is for sending a whole data 
> set at once.

So you suggest to send 1 message per TCP packet?