This collection of classes will serialize and unserialize abstract data types (such as structs or classes). Furthermore, it implements a method to create string literals for these serialized objects that can be stored to a plain text document and reinstated directly into memory at a later time! A text representation of a serialized object is written using hexidecimal characters only (0-9, A-F) so it is completely safe to save these values to a text or binary formatted file. NOTE: the serializing process will NOT work on abstract objects that have pointers or referenced data within them (as this would require the pointer object to be serialized independantly). This problem could be easily fixed by using your own serialize and unserialize functions in conjunction with the provided classes. Please leave a comment about my work - thanks.
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