One problem with the current serialization methods is that it is possible to run out of RAM when serializing an entire population into a buffer. For some applications, like writing to a compressed files, you don't need the entire pop in memory in binary format. Rather, you could get the data into a buffer in chunks and then process the buffer.
This should be possible by adding onto the changes in #90.
One problem with the current serialization methods is that it is possible to run out of RAM when serializing an entire population into a buffer. For some applications, like writing to a compressed files, you don't need the entire pop in memory in binary format. Rather, you could get the data into a buffer in chunks and then process the buffer.
This should be possible by adding onto the changes in #90.