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Yeah there's no format to support that way. Maybe I'm more biased towards numeric data (sensor readings, etc), but I never have to worry about libraries and dep
by Neywiny 1y ago
Yeah there's no format to support that way. Maybe I'm more biased towards numeric data (sensor readings, etc), but I never have to worry about libraries and dependencies to say
data = (uint32_t *)read(f);
Or
data = struct.unpack...
Sounds like you're dealing with more heavily formatted or variably formatted data that benefits from more structure to it
- elteto 1y agoLucky you! We produce/consume several files from other teams, and those teams use Python, Java, Go, and C++ internally. I can try to bend those teams to my will by pushing my own custom serialization library (and would that even be a fair thing to do?) or I can just pass them a CSV.