muscle::util::data Namespace Reference
Classes | |
| class | Env |
| class | MatrixTool |
| class | SerializableData |
| class | SingleProducerConsumerBlockingQueue< E > |
| interface | Takeable< T > |
| interface | TakeableQueue< T > |
| class | TakeWrapper< T > |
| class | Tuple< S, T > |
Enumerations | |
| enum | SerializableDatatype { NULL = (null), MAP = (Map.class), COLLECTION = (Collection.class), STRING = (String.class), BOOLEAN = (Boolean.class), BYTE = (Byte.class), SHORT = (Short.class), INT = (Integer.class), LONG = (Long.class), FLOAT = (Float.class), DOUBLE = (Double.class), STRING_ARR = (String[].class, 1), BOOLEAN_ARR = (boolean[].class, 1), BYTE_ARR = (byte[].class, 1), SHORT_ARR = (short[].class, 1), INT_ARR = (int[].class, 1), LONG_ARR = (long[].class, 1), FLOAT_ARR = (float[].class, 1), DOUBLE_ARR = (double[].class, 1), BOOLEAN_MATRIX_2D = (boolean[][].class, 2, BOOLEAN_ARR), BYTE_MATRIX_2D = (byte[][].class, 2, BYTE_ARR), SHORT_MATRIX_2D = (short[][].class, 2, SHORT_ARR), INT_MATRIX_2D = (int[][].class, 2, INT_ARR), LONG_MATRIX_2D = (long[][].class, 2, LONG_ARR), FLOAT_MATRIX_2D = (float[][].class, 2, FLOAT_ARR), DOUBLE_MATRIX_2D = (double[][].class, 2, DOUBLE_ARR), BOOLEAN_MATRIX_3D = (boolean[][][].class, 3, BOOLEAN_ARR), BYTE_MATRIX_3D = (byte[][][].class, 3, BYTE_ARR), SHORT_MATRIX_3D = (short[][][].class, 3, SHORT_ARR), INT_MATRIX_3D = (int[][][].class, 3, INT_ARR), LONG_MATRIX_3D = (long[][][].class, 3, LONG_ARR), FLOAT_MATRIX_3D = (float[][][].class, 3, FLOAT_ARR), DOUBLE_MATRIX_3D = (double[][][].class, 3, DOUBLE_ARR), BOOLEAN_MATRIX_4D = (boolean[][][][].class, 4, BOOLEAN_ARR), BYTE_MATRIX_4D = (byte[][][][].class, 4, BYTE_ARR), SHORT_MATRIX_4D = (short[][][][].class, 4, SHORT_ARR), INT_MATRIX_4D = (int[][][][].class, 4, INT_ARR), LONG_MATRIX_4D = (long[][][][].class, 4, LONG_ARR), FLOAT_MATRIX_4D = (float[][][][].class, 4, FLOAT_ARR), DOUBLE_MATRIX_4D = (double[][][][].class, 4, DOUBLE_ARR), JAVA_BYTE_OBJECT = (null, 0, BYTE_ARR) } |
Enumeration Type Documentation
Datatypes that are supported to serialize in a cross-platform setting.
Each datatype has a Java class associated to it. The only datatype that is not expected to work cross-platform is JAVA_BYTE_OBJECT, which will only work in Java. MAP is a mapping from strings to serializable data; COLLECTION is a list or set of serializable data.
The protocol connected to these datatypes is that first the datatype number is sent, and then the actual data. For NULL this is no data, for MAP and COLLECTION first the size is sent, and then size*(datatype, datatype), or size*datatype, respectively.
The MATRIX first send a vector of data, then as an int dimension X (plus Y with MATRIX_3D, plus Z with MATRIX_4D).
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