serialize_core.hh File Reference

#include "serialize_constr.hh"
#include "serialize_meta.hh"
#include "one_of.hh"
#include <string>
#include <type_traits>
#include <cassert>
#include <memory>

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Classes
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< T >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< bool >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< char >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< signed char >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< signed short >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< signed int >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< signed long >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< unsigned char >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< unsigned short >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< unsigned int >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< unsigned long >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< float >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< double >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< long double >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< long long >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< unsigned long long >
struct	openmsx::is_primitive< std::string >
struct	openmsx::SerializeClassVersion< std::pair< T1, T2 > >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_enum< T >
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struct	openmsx::enum_string< T >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_enum_impl< T >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_pointer< T >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_pointer_impl< T >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_pointer< T * >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_pointer< std::unique_ptr< T > >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_pointer< std::shared_ptr< T > >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_collection< T >
struct	openmsx::serialize_as_collection< T[N]>
struct	openmsx::PrimitiveSaver< T >
struct	openmsx::EnumSaver< T >
struct	openmsx::ClassSaver< T >
struct	openmsx::PointerSaver< TP >
struct	openmsx::IDSaver< TP >
struct	openmsx::CollectionSaver< TC >
struct	openmsx::Saver< T >
struct	openmsx::PrimitiveLoader< T >
struct	openmsx::EnumLoader< T >
struct	openmsx::ClassLoader< T >
struct	openmsx::NonPolymorphicPointerLoader< T >
struct	openmsx::PolymorphicPointerLoader< T >
struct	openmsx::PointerLoader2< T >
struct	openmsx::PointerLoader< TP >
struct	openmsx::IDLoader< TP >
struct	openmsx::CollectionLoaderHelper< sac, IN_PLACE >
struct	openmsx::CollectionLoaderHelper< sac, true >
struct	openmsx::CollectionLoaderHelper< sac, false >
struct	openmsx::CollectionLoader< TC >
struct	openmsx::Loader< T >

Namespaces
	openmsx
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Macros
#define	SERIALIZE_ENUM(TYPE, INFO)

Functions
template<typename Archive , typename T >
void	openmsx::serialize (Archive &ar, T &t, unsigned version)
template<typename Archive , typename T1 , typename T2 >
void	openmsx::serialize (Archive &ar, std::pair< T1, T2 > &p, unsigned)
void	openmsx::enumError (const std::string &str)
unsigned	openmsx::loadVersionHelper (MemInputArchive &, const char *, unsigned)
unsigned	openmsx::loadVersionHelper (XmlInputArchive &ar, const char *className, unsigned latestVersion)
template<typename T , typename Archive >
unsigned	openmsx::loadVersion (Archive &ar)
void	openmsx::pointerError (unsigned id)

Macro Definition Documentation

SERIALIZE_ENUM

#define SERIALIZE_ENUM	(		TYPE,
			INFO
	)

Value:

template<> struct serialize_as_enum< TYPE > : serialize_as_enum_impl< TYPE > { \
        serialize_as_enum() : serialize_as_enum_impl< TYPE >( INFO ) {} \
};

Definition at line 125 of file serialize_core.hh.