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    Default Re: How could I serialize my classes?

    What about serializing without a QT enviroment?

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    Default Re: How could I serialize my classes?

    Quote Originally Posted by ricardo View Post
    What about serializing without a QT enviroment?
    It's hard to use Qt if you don't have it available...
    Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Resistance is futile.

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    Default Re: How could I serialize my classes?

    Quote Originally Posted by wysota View Post
    It's hard to use Qt if you don't have it available...
    I mean, which library should I use to serialize in a common C++ program (w/o Qt)?

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    You can use the suggested s11n library.
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    Default Re: How could I serialize my classes?

    Have a look at the boost serialization library

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    Rainer

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