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Takatoshi Kondo
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_Sidebar.md
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* [Home](Home)
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* v1.0.x
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* [configure](v1_0_cpp_configure)
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v1_0_cpp_adaptor.md
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When you want to pack to msgpack::object from a various type object, you need an adaptor. Converting to msgpack::object from a various type object and vice versa, it requires an adaptor too.
See [conversion](cpp_object#conversion).
See [conversion](v1_0_cpp_object#conversion).
## predefined adaptors
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You need to use MSGPACK_ADD_ENUM in the global namespace. And you need to use MSGPACK_ADD_ENUM before include msgpack.hpp. You might need to re-struct your source code.
The macro MSGPACK_DEFINE provides [packing](cpp_packer#packing-enums), converting to msgpack object with or without zone, and converting to your_enum from msgpack::object functionalities. your_enum is packed/converted as msgpack positive/negative integer.
The macro MSGPACK_DEFINE provides [packing](v1_0_cpp_packer#packing-enums), converting to msgpack object with or without zone, and converting to your_enum from msgpack::object functionalities. your_enum is packed/converted as msgpack positive/negative integer.
See an [example](https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-c/blob/master/example/cpp03/enum.cpp).
v1_0_cpp_configure.md
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When msgpack format byte stream contains composite data, it would contain array of array of ... (N times)
### C++
In C, a stack of unpack context is implemented as a std::vector. MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE means the hint of the composite level. msgpack reserves MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE elements of the std::vector. If the msgpack format byte stream contains over MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE elements, std::vector is expanded. You can set the limit of the composite level. See [limit size of elements](cpp_unpacker#limit-size-of-elements).
In C, a stack of unpack context is implemented as a std::vector. MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE means the hint of the composite level. msgpack reserves MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE elements of the std::vector. If the msgpack format byte stream contains over MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE elements, std::vector is expanded. You can set the limit of the composite level. See [limit size of elements](v1_0_cpp_unpacker#limit-size-of-elements).
### C
In C, a stack of unpack context is implemented as an array. MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE means the limit of the composite level. If N >= MSGPACK_EMBED_STACK_SIZE unpacking functions return parse error.
v1_1_cpp_adaptor.md
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When you want to pack to msgpack::object from a various type object, you need an adaptor. Converting to msgpack::object from a various type object and vice versa, it requires an adaptor too.
See [conversion](cpp_object#conversion).
See [conversion](v1_1_cpp_object#conversion).
## predefined adaptors
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You need to use MSGPACK_ADD_ENUM in the global namespace.
The macro MSGPACK_DEFINE provides [packing](cpp_packer#packing-enums), converting to msgpack object with or without zone, and converting to your_enum from msgpack::object functionalities. your_enum is packed/converted as msgpack positive/negative integer.
The macro MSGPACK_DEFINE provides [packing](v1_1_cpp_packer#packing-enums), converting to msgpack object with or without zone, and converting to your_enum from msgpack::object functionalities. your_enum is packed/converted as msgpack positive/negative integer.
See an [example](https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-c/blob/master/example/cpp03/enum.cpp).