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Sorted integer slices for small payloads
This sub-package contains a set of sorted sclices for minimising the payload. This can be useful in certain situations where you can sort a slice and send it to through the wire in the sorted format. This is essentially a trade-off between CPU and network bandwith.
Usage
This is a drop-in type, so simply use one of the types available in the package (Bools, Int32s, Uint64s ...) and Marshal or Unmarshal using the binary package.
// Marshal some numbers
v := sorted.Int32s{4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3}
encoded, err := binary.Marshal(&v)
// Unmarshal the numbers
var o sorted.Int32s
err = binary.Unmarshal(encoded, &o)
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Types ¶
type Int16s ¶
type Int16s []int16
Int16s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Int16s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
type Int32s ¶
type Int32s []int32
Int32s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Int32s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
type Int64s ¶
type Int64s []int64
Int64s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Int64s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
type Uint16s ¶
type Uint16s []uint16
Uint16s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Uint16s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
type Uint32s ¶
type Uint32s []uint32
Uint32s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Uint32s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
type Uint64s ¶
type Uint64s []uint64
Uint64s represents a slice serialized in an unsafe, non portable manner.
func (*Uint64s) GetBinaryCodec ¶
GetBinaryCodec retrieves a custom binary codec.
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