Companies and individuals used in the project's C++ extension library have been tested by actual projects and can be used normally.
The same functional and fully compatible dlang project: https://github.com/shove70/crypto
For more examples, see dlang project, Thanks.
At present, it has only dlang and C++ implementations, and will add more language support in the future, such as: Lua, Java, python, ruby, golang, rust...
dlang project on github: https://github.com/shove70/buffer
Sample sample;
sample.id = 1;
sample.name = "abcde";
sample.age = 10;
vector<ubyte> serialized;
sample.serialize(serialized);
Sample sample2 = Message::deserialize<Sample>(serialized.data(), serialized.size());
cout << sample2.id << ", " << sample2.name << ", " << sample2.age << endl;
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Client::bindTcpRequestHandler(&tcpRequestHandler);
int r = Client::call<int>("Login", 101, "abcde");
cout << r << endl;
Sample sample3 = Client::call<Sample>("Login", 1, "abcde", 10);
cout << sample3.id << ", " << sample3.name << ", " << sample3.age << endl;
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