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00019 #ifndef __WISELIB_UTIL_SERIALIZATION_STD_PAIR_H
00020 #define __WISELIB_UTIL_SERIALIZATION_STD_PAIR_H
00021 
00022 #include "util/serialization/serialization.h"
00023 #include "util/serialization/simple_types.h"
00024 #include "util/serialization/endian.h"
00025 
00026 namespace wiselib
00027 {
00028 
00029    template<typename OsModel_P,
00030             typename BlockData_P,
00031             typename A,
00032             typename B>
00033    class Serialization<OsModel_P, WISELIB_BIG_ENDIAN, BlockData_P, std::pair<A, B> >
00034    {
00035    public:
00036       typedef OsModel_P OsModel;
00037       typedef BlockData_P BlockData;
00038       typedef std::pair<A, B> Type;
00039       typedef typename Type::first_type First;
00040       typedef typename Type::second_type Second;
00041 
00042       typedef typename OsModel::size_t size_t;
00043       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00044       static inline Type read( BlockData *target )
00045       {
00046          Type x;
00047          read( target, x );
00048          return x;
00049       }
00050       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00051       static inline void read( BlockData *target, Type& value )
00052       {
00053          // FIXME: The following const_cast is *very* ugly, but is there an
00054          //        alternative? It is required when working with std::map as
00055          //        routing table, and temporary values mut be stored. E.g.,
00056          //        look into dsdv_routing::update_routing_table()
00057          Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_BIG_ENDIAN, BlockData, First>::read( target, const_cast<First>(value.first) );
00058          Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_BIG_ENDIAN, BlockData, Second>::read( target + sizeof(A), value.second );
00059       }
00060       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00061       static inline size_t write( BlockData *target, Type& value )
00062       {
00063          size_t bytes_a = Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_BIG_ENDIAN, BlockData, First>::write( target, value.first );
00064          size_t bytes_b = Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_BIG_ENDIAN, BlockData, Second>::write( target + bytes_a, value.second );
00065          return bytes_a + bytes_b;
00066       }
00067    };
00068    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
00069    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
00070    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
00071    template<typename OsModel_P,
00072             typename BlockData_P,
00073             typename A,
00074             typename B>
00075    class Serialization<OsModel_P, WISELIB_LITTLE_ENDIAN, BlockData_P, std::pair<A, B> >
00076    {
00077    public:
00078       typedef OsModel_P OsModel;
00079       typedef BlockData_P BlockData;
00080       typedef std::pair<A, B> Type;
00081       typedef typename Type::first_type First;
00082       typedef typename Type::second_type Second;
00083 
00084       typedef typename OsModel::size_t size_t;
00085       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00086       static inline Type read( BlockData *target )
00087       {
00088          Type x;
00089          read( target, x );
00090          return x;
00091       }
00092       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00093       static inline void read( BlockData *target, Type& value )
00094       {
00095          // FIXME: The following const_cast is *very* ugly, but is there an
00096          //        alternative? It is required when working with std::map as
00097          //        routing table, and temporary values mut be stored. E.g.,
00098          //        look into dsdv_routing::update_routing_table()
00099          Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_LITTLE_ENDIAN, BlockData, First>::read( target, const_cast<First>(value.first) );
00100          Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_LITTLE_ENDIAN, BlockData, Second>::read( target + sizeof(A), value.second );
00101       }
00102       // --------------------------------------------------------------------
00103       static inline size_t write( BlockData *target, Type& value )
00104       {
00105          size_t bytes_a = Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_LITTLE_ENDIAN, BlockData, First>::write( target, value.first );
00106          size_t bytes_b = Serialization<OsModel, WISELIB_LITTLE_ENDIAN, BlockData, Second>::write( target + bytes_a, value.second );
00107          return bytes_a + bytes_b;
00108       }
00109    };
00110 
00111 }
00112 
00113 #endif
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