[C++] How do we deserialize two continuous objects from one bulk of memory? about bond HOT 2 CLOSED

Does passing the input Reader wrapped in a std::reference_wrapper achieve what you want? E.g.,

#include <functional>

bond::CompactBinaryReader<bond::InputBuffer> reader(buffer);
bond::Deserialize(std::ref(reader), firstObject);

(It's been a while since I've worked with C++ and my memory of how template type resolution works is hazy on the details...)

If you have control over the stream that you "pack" multiple Bond objects into, you could add a length prefix before each Bond payload. This would give you other benefits, like being able to skip a payload or--possibly--seek over a corrupt payload. With this information, you could seek in input buffer or construct one for each payload as needed.

<little-endian-uint32-size-of-next-Bond-payload><Bond-marshalled-data><little-endian-uint32-size-of-next-Bond-payload><Bond-marshalled-data>

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I believe this has been answered, so I'm going to close this. If not, feel free to add another comment with your follow up questions.

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