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From: Chris Morley (g18c_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-12-05 10:26:52
> Take a look at the "portable_binary_archive" example.  This shows
> how to make your own archive by deriving from an existing one.  Note
> that the portable_binary_archive handles endian issues but does not
> include portable floating point.  If you need this, you'll have to finish
> the example.
Hi Robert, i have been going through your example code, thanks for the help. 
I do have a problem in that i see "serialization bookmarking" data is 
inserted into the stream, this is default archive behaviour so i am trying 
to overide this part of the archives functionality and replace it with a 
dummy function which does nothing... in other words i am after a raw binary 
stream without a version numbers and without this bookmark data. I have done 
stack traces at breakpoints where this bookmarking data seems to be written, 
but there are a lot of calls and i will be honest i am getting lost! Any 
further pointers much appreciated.
Thanks
Chris