msgpack serialization initial support #340
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| std::array<NT::fr, KERNEL_NEW_COMMITMENTS_LENGTH * 2> const commitment_leaves; | ||
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yarn-project/circuits.js/src/structs/kernel/combined_accumulated_data.ts
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Description
Lands msgpack support. This serialization scheme uses a JSON-like binary format, along with a custom schema compiler, to make typesafe bindings for the C++. As an example, two functions are bound. More functions will be bound in followup, and eventually old serialization code removed. See barretenberg's msgpack.hpp for more information on usage.
End-to-end example of a msgpack cbind
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