Protocol Buffers - Google's data interchange format (grpc依赖)
https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/
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Josh Haberman
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README
This directory contains code that interfaces upb with external C/C++
libraries. For example:
* upb/bindings/{stdc,stdc++}
interfaces between upb and the standard libraries of C and C++ (like C's
FILE/stdio, C++'s string/iostream, etc.)
* upb/bindings/googlepb
interfaces between upb and the "protobuf" library distributed by Google.
* upb/bindings/lua:
a Lua extension that exposes upb to Lua programs via the Lua C API.
* upb/bindings/linux:
code and build system for building upb as a Linux kernel module.
The two key characteristics that decide whether code belongs in upb/bindings/
are:
* Does the code's public API refer to types from another library?
If so it belongs in upb/bindings/. But this doesn't include code that just
happens to use another library internally, as an implementation detail.
* Would this code be useful to someone who is not using this external library
in some other way? If so, the code probably doesn't belong in upb/bindings/.