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It would be great to have Readers/Writers instead of []byte when (de-)serializing data. For bigger files, like you mentioned BitTorrent (https://medium.com/perlin-network/noise-an-opinionated-p2p-networking-stack-for-decentralized-protocols-in-go-bfc6fecf157d), it would be good to not blow up the heap, but stream the data directly (e.g. using io.Copy). Maybe we could end up with something like
io.Copy
type SerializableStream interface { Marshal() io.ReadWriter }
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It would be great to have Readers/Writers instead of []byte when (de-)serializing data.
For bigger files, like you mentioned BitTorrent (https://medium.com/perlin-network/noise-an-opinionated-p2p-networking-stack-for-decentralized-protocols-in-go-bfc6fecf157d), it would be good to not blow up the heap, but stream the data directly (e.g. using
io.Copy
).Maybe we could end up with something like
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: