RUST-2258 Use borrowed buffer in raw serializer #590
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Thanks for fixing the lints and merging. I think #328 can be closed now, since it provides similar functionality. |
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Similar to the idea in #328,
raw::Serializernow takes a&mut Vec<u8>.Because the
Vecis borrowed, the same buffer can be reused for many serializations without reallocating.serialize_to_buffer: serialize&Tstraight into a caller-suppliedVec<u8>.serialize_to_vecstill exists. It just allocates aVec<u8>and forwards it toserialize_to_buffer.Breaking change:
raw::Serializer::new()now expects&mut Vec<u8>.