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NAME

PDL::IO::Sereal - Load/save complete PDL content serialized via Sereal

SYNOPSIS

  use PDL;
  use PDL::IO::Sereal ':all';

  my $pdl = random(100, 100, 100);
  # write piddle to file
  $pdl->wsereal('saved-piddle1.sereal');
  # read piddle from file
  my $new_pdl = rsereal('saved-piddle1.sereal');

DESCRIPTION

Loading and saving PDL piddle serialized via Sereal (by default with ZLIB compression). Saved files should be portable across different architectures and PDL versions (there might be some troubles with piddles of 'indx' type which are not portable between perls with 64bit vs. 32bit integers).

FUNCTIONS

By default PDL::IO::Sereal doesn't import any function. You can import individual functions like this:

 use PDL::IO::Sereal qw(rsereal wsereal);

Or import all available functions:

 use PDL::IO::Sereal ':all';

BEWARE: any use PDL::IO::Sereal also installs FREEZE and THAW functions into PDL namespace - see Sereal::Encoder.

wsereal

  wsereal($pdl, 'piddle1.sereal');
  # or
  $pdl->wsereal('piddle2.sereal');
  # or even
  $pdl->wsereal('piddle3.sereal')->minus($x, 0)->wsereal('piddle4.sereal');

rsereal

  $pdl = rsereal('saved-piddle.sereal');

SEE ALSO

PDL, Sereal, Sereal::Encoder, Sereal::Decoder

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

COPYRIGHT

2015 KMX <kmx@cpan.org>