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I haven't had the same experience I guess. Keeping binary readers and writers maintained was a very small portion of the time I spent on the applications which
by naikrovek 7y ago
I haven't had the same experience I guess. Keeping binary readers and writers maintained was a very small portion of the time I spent on the applications which used those writers and readers.
- com2kid 7y agoIn our case we were adding new APIs and expanding our format rapidly for years on end. After the 20th or so miscommunication that lead to a week+ delay because someone got a field order wrong, or in one case because we hit a bug in the C# compiler in regards to struct layouts (!!) we switched away from rolling our own.