in the tutorial it is explained how to split load and save functions, but the boost_serialization_split_member() declaration was inside the class.
How do you declare a class being split to two functions externally?
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in the tutorial it is explained how to split load and save functions, but the boost_serialization_split_member() declaration was inside the class.
How do you declare a class being split to two functions externally?
The section of the docs labeled, “Splitting serialize into save/load” explains how to do this. Basically, you have two template functions,
saveandload, for the type in question, defined in theboost::serializationnamespace. Then you use theBOOST_SERIALIZATION_SPLIT_FREEmacro.