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Is there a good C implementation of Google Protocol Buffers

Google officially provides a C++ implementation of Google Protocol buffers, but I'm looking for a C implementation.

I will not be using it myself, but my hope is that I can use this tool to generate C code for our Google Protocol Buffer definitions which I can then hand of to the C developers.

I'm not looking for any RPC functionality, simply encoding and decoding of Google Protocol Buffer messages.

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protobuf-c

John Ellinwood  2010-09-08 19:35:55
But from what I've read they are focussing on something other than the encoding and decoding of messages
TimothyP  2010-09-08 22:15:18

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