Crate peek_poke

Fast binary serialization and deserialization for types with a known maximum size.

Binary Encoding Scheme

Usage

Comparison to bincode

Modules

• euclid 🔒
• slice_ext 🔒
• vec_ext 🔒

Macros

• impl_for_arrays 🔒
• impl_for_primitive 🔒
• impl_for_tuple 🔒
• impl_poke_for_deref 🔒

Traits

• Peek
  A trait for values that provide deserialization from buffers of bytes.
• Poke
  A trait for values that provide serialization into buffers of bytes.

Functions

• ensure_red_zone
  Add T::max_size() “red zone” (padding of zeroes) to the end of the vec of bytes. This allows deserialization to assert that at least T::max_size() bytes exist at all times.
• peek_from_default^⚠
  Peek helper for constructing a T by Default initialized stack allocation.
• peek_from_slice
  Peek inplace a T from a slice of bytes, returning a slice of the remaining bytes. src must contain at least T::max_size() bytes.
• peek_from_uninit^⚠
  Peek helper for constructing a T by Copying into an uninitialized stack allocation.
• poke_extend_vec
• poke_inplace_slice
  Poke helper to insert a serialized version of src at the beginning for dst.
• poke_into_vec
  Poke helper to append a serialized version of src to the end of dst.
• read_verbatim 🔒 ^⚠
• strip_red_zone
  Remove the “red zone” (padding of zeroes) from the end of the vec of bytes. This is effectively the inverse of ensure_red_zone, with the caveat that space reserved for the red zone is not un-reserved. Callers are repsonsible for making sure the vec actually has a red zone, otherwise data bytes can get stripped instead.
• write_verbatim 🔒 ^⚠

Unions

• MaybeUninitShim 🔒

Derive Macros

• PeekPoke