Hello everyone, my proof of concept successfully writes a bunch of bytes representing a schema that is a list of objects (consisting of an integer and a double, each) to a file on the system (like a .txt file). This is done in Java, and I can also read from that file and interpret the data successfully if need be.
I'm wondering if anyone knows of any good examples in C++ on reading from a WritableByteChannel (or something of the sort in C++), interpreting the data, and printing it out (or even constructing C++ objects from it). That would be much appreciated, thanks! Additionally, given the interpreted bytes, can we interpret the schema on the C++ side (from the Java side), or do we have to pass to the reader the actual schema/data representation? Thanks!
