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emit_struct and read_struct takes an additional len:uint parameter which tells
us how many fields the struct we are working on has.

This is required to implement an Encoder for the msgpack 1 serialization
format. To serialize a struct with msgpack you have to use arrays and the size
of the array has to be know before each of the elements are written out. JSON
as an example doesn't have this problem as it uses '[' and ']' delimiters for
arrays.

emit_struct and read_struct takes an additional len:uint parameter which tells
us how many fields the struct we are working on has.

This is required to implement an Encoder for the msgpack [1] serialization
format. To serialize a struct with msgpack you have to use arrays and the size
of the array has to be know before each of the elements are written out. JSON
as an example doesn't have this problem as it uses '[' and ']' delimiters for
arrays.

[1]: www.msgpack.org
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erickt commented Dec 27, 2012

This looks good to me. I'll merge this in in a couple minutes. In the future, can you base your pull requests off the "incoming" branch?

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erickt commented Dec 27, 2012

Unfortunately this is going to require a snapshot dance before it can land, so this may take a little time before I can commit.

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brson commented Jan 14, 2013

I added the appropriate cfg attributes and pushed to incoming. Thanks!

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great! finally I can try it out with my msgpack library. Thanks!

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