When D feels unfinished: union initialization and NRVO
Denis Feklushkin
feklushkin.denis at gmail.com
Wed Mar 18 07:17:05 UTC 2020
On Wednesday, 18 March 2020 at 06:55:24 UTC, Mathias Lang wrote:
> So I've been toying around for a bit with writing a
> deserializer in D. It essentially converts types to an array of
> `ubyte[]` in a very simple way. Handles value types
> automatically, and pointers / arrays. Nothing too fancy, but I
> wanted to write something *correct*, and compatible with the
> types I'm dealing with.
>
> The issue I was faced with is how to handle qualifiers. For
> example, deserializing `const` or `immutable` data. Originally,
> my deserializer accepted a `ref T` as parameter and would
> deserialize into it. I changed it to return an element of type
> `T`.
IMHO serialization of language level
types/objects/another_abstractions is the same kind of deceiving
goal as ORM, "all is object", etc.
If you move to the higher level - serialize objects (in terms of
your software, not just OOP objects) that you are modeling - this
problem will gone.
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