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- 1.0.0
- Removed depricated rustc-serialize support
- Moved Refbox, Strbox and Slicebox into a "refbox" module
- Upgraded to Serde 0.9.*
- Moved serde functions into global module
- Added the ability to chose your own endian encoding.
- Changed SizeLimit to be a trait instead of an enum
- Removed RefBox / StrBox / SliceBox
1.0.0
Removed depricated rustc-serialize support
Rustc-serialize was a stopgap until projects like Serde were able to catch up. With macros stabilization on its way, we are able to switch to serde without any big user-friendliness issues. Major congratulations to Serde for coming this far!
Moved Refbox, Strbox and Slicebox into a "refbox" module
Refbox, Strbox and Slicebox are still an integral piece of bincode, but since they are mainly used by power-users, this move will make the crate API more organized and easier for new users to understand.
Upgraded to Serde 0.9.*
Serde 0.9.* gives us a better API surface area and allows use of procedural macros for deriving serialize and deserialize implemenetations.
Moved serde functions into global module
Since serde is the only supported serialization mechanism, it makes sense to have these functions available at the top level.
Added the ability to chose your own endian encoding.
This functionality is located in the endian_choice module.
Changed SizeLimit to be a trait instead of an enum
Mostly for performance reasons.
Removed RefBox / StrBox / SliceBox
Since rustc-serialize support was phased out, you can use `Cow<T>` with serde.