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simple {,un}serializer for several python builtin objects (None/True/False/int/long/float/str/list/tuple/dict/set)
this extension runs much faster than builtin python serializers like marshal and cPickle.
Notice
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This extension uses a fix-length buffer in dumps, which has a default length of 64KB. Call fserial.setbufsize to set a larger lenghth, in case the result may exceed the default value.
Performance test:
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you can try test.py yourself.
Time consumed for 5,000,000 rounds of dumps/loads:
fserial.dumps: 1.581582
marshal.dumps: 5.548474
cPickle.dumps: 5.602932
simplejson.loads: #approximate 10x slower than cPickle/marshal
fserial.loads: 3.616863
marshal.loads: 6.749527
cPickle.loads: 15.953505
simplejson.loads: 23.159412
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