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Eternity is a very small, cross platform framework to store and retrieve any kind of C++ class (template classes also). This capability is known in literature as persistence. Eternity could realize persistence using binary serialization and XML persi
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ID3-XML is an XML format that reflects as closely as possible the data structure of a (binary) ID3v2.4.0 tag. While we hope that ID3-XML will be directly supported by ID3 libraries in the future we will also try to provide a reference converter.
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Base85x-java
Implementation of the base85x encoding in Java.
As you may have guessed, Base85x-java is an implementation of the base85x encoding scheme in Java. Base85x is a way to store binary data within XML files. It is a new version of ASCII85/Base85 but uses an alphabet without the characters [!”#&’<=>\]. Thus no escaping is required. Base85 in general stores 4 bytes of binary input data in 5 printable characters. I.e. there is a 25 % overhead. Base85x-java is licensed under the MIT license. -
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this projects aims at providing a standard HRTF (Head Related Transfer Functions) fileformat specification and the tools to make be able to read and write such files. The main objective is an IFF inspired binary file, but XML equivalent will be possible
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RSplit is a C++ library, which supports splitting large ASCII or binary files into a number of chunks, given a record structure and the number of records N in each chunk. This will ease working on large XML files, packet traces etc.