OBSOLETE: some serialising functions. Please use by cs.binary instead.
Latest release 20210316.2: Further obsolescence: drop tests, mark as Development Status :: 7.
Porting guide:
get_bsis nowBSUInt.parse_bytes.put_bsis nowBSUInt.transcribe_value.
Release Log
Release 20210316.2: Further obsolescence: drop tests, mark as Development Status :: 7.
Release 20210316.1: Still obsolete (use cs.binary) but do not raise ImportError, just print a warning to sys.stderr.
Release 20210316:
- Make obviously obsolete, yea, even unto raising an ImportError on import.
- Point users as cs.binary instead.
Release 20190103: Move most code into cs.binary, leave compatibility names behind here.
Release 20160828:
- Use "install_requires" instead of "requires" in DISTINFO.
- Redo entire API with saner names and regular interface, add unit tests.
- Implement general purpose Packet class.
- Add put_bss, get_bss, read_bss to serialise strings.
- Python 2/3 port fix.
- DOcstring improvements and other internal improvements.
Release 20150116: Initial PyPI release.
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