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Spirit V2 had parsers for binary values. When parsing binary file formats, e.g. PNG image file format, numeric values are present as binary encodings using a particular byte order. IMO, this was one of the things that set Spirit apart from other parsing frameworks.
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I never used this, and aside from Michael Caisse I never met anyone that did. It seemed like little bang for a lot of buck. I'll leave this open, and I may do it one day, but it's a pretty low priority.
As I say, it's useful for parsing binary file formats. It's a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation -- parser frameworks don't typcially provide facilities for doing it, so the people parsing binary file formats don't use parser frameworks and they don't show up in reviews of parser frameworks :). I'd be content with an outline of an example of how to roll my own.
Spirit V2 had parsers for binary values. When parsing binary file formats, e.g. PNG image file format, numeric values are present as binary encodings using a particular byte order. IMO, this was one of the things that set Spirit apart from other parsing frameworks.
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