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well, the "type" is presumed by a schema or somewhere by the time you hit your decoder, so it's technically there even if physically absent (and "LV encoding" d
by seiji 11y ago
well, the "type" is presumed by a schema or somewhere by the time you hit your decoder, so it's technically there even if physically absent (and "LV encoding" doesn't seem to be a thing with any meaningful search results).
Or we can just store everything as int64_t natively anyway. It's only 8 bytes after all (and storage is big these days).
- KMag 11y agoStorage is big, but disk bandwidth and network bandwidth are still limiting factors for many applications.
- uxcn 11y agoThe FAST (FIX Adapted for STreaming) protocol also uses a stop bit encoding. My guess was the data dependencies added to the pipeline would wash out the message size saved on average.