Crate ark_serialize[−][src]

Structs

Flags to be encoded into the serialization.

EdwardsFlags	Flags to be encoded into the serialization. The default flags (empty) should not change the binary representation.
SWFlags	Flags to be encoded into the serialization. The default flags (empty) should not change the binary representation.
SerializationError	This is an error that could occur during serialization

CanonicalDeserialize	Deserializer in little endian format. This trait can be derived if all fields of a struct implement `CanonicalDeserialize` and the `derive` feature is enabled.
CanonicalDeserializeWithFlags	Deserializer in little endian format allowing flags to be encoded.
CanonicalSerialize	Serializer in little endian format. The serialization format must be ‘length-extension’ safe. e.g. if T implements Canonical Serialize and Deserialize, then for all strings `x, y`, if `a = T::deserialize(Reader(x))` and `a` is not an error, then it must be the case that `a = T::deserialize(Reader(x \|\| y))`, and that both readers read the same number of bytes.
CanonicalSerializeHashExt	The CanonicalSerialize induces a natural way to hash the corresponding value, of which this is the convenience trait.
CanonicalSerializeWithFlags	Serializer in little endian format allowing to encode flags.
Flags	Represents metadata to be appended to an object’s serialization. For example, when serializing elliptic curve points, one can use a `Flag` to represent whether the serialization is the point at infinity, or whether the `y` coordinate is positive or not. These bits will be appended to the end of the point’s serialization, or included in a new byte, depending on space available.
Read	The `Read` trait allows for reading bytes from a source.
Write

buffer_bit_byte_size
buffer_byte_size	Converts the number of bits required to represent a number into the number of bytes required to represent it.