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Reminder to Self: Messagepack / BSON / ProtocolBuffers

Posted by jpluimers on 2013/07/25

Need to find/create a Delphi compatible version of Messagepack or BSON.

–jeroen

via Serializing and deserializing (packing/unpacking) to a file and/or memorystream with MessagePack in C# ».

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4 Responses to “Reminder to Self: Messagepack / BSON / ProtocolBuffers”

  1. fabvit's avatar

    fabvit said

    2013/08/01 at 08:30

    If you are interested in a very good BSON implementation, then take a look to mongo-delphi-driver on GitHub:

    https://github.com/Convey-Compliance/mongo-delphi-driver

    You can find a BSON implementation in unit MongoBson.pas

    I personally use mongo-delphi-driver: its author is actively developing it.

    P.S: I’m interested in BSON implementation too: if you start developing it please keep me informed.;-)

    Reply
  2. Nicholas Ring's avatar

    Nicholas Ring said

    2013/07/25 at 09:03

    There is a FreePascal version that you might be able to use – https://github.com/ik5/fp-msgpack

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