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Using RcppMsgPack

RcppMsgPack

Convert to and from msgpack objects in R using the official msgpack-c API through Rcpp.

flowchart A flowchart describing the conversion of R objects into msgpack objects and back.

Msgpack EXT types are converted to raw vectors with EXT attributes containing the extension type. The extension type must be an integer from 0 to 127.

Maps are converted to data.frames with additional class “map”. Map objects in R contain key and value list columns and can be simplified to named lists or named vectors. The helper function msgpack_map creates map objects that can be serialized into msgpack.

For more information on msgpack types, see here.

Installation:

  1. Install.packages("RcppMsgPack")

Example:

See tests/tests.r for more examples.

library(RcppMsgPack)
library(microbenchmark)

x <- 1:1e6
microbenchmark(xpk <- msgpack_pack(x), times=3)
## Unit: milliseconds
##                    expr      min       lq    mean   median       uq     max
##  xpk <- msgpack_pack(x) 14.64695 14.95265 16.3014 15.25834 17.12862 18.9989
##  neval
##      3
microbenchmark(xu <- msgpack_unpack(xpk), times=3)
## Unit: milliseconds
##                       expr      min       lq     mean   median       uq
##  xu <- msgpack_unpack(xpk) 59.05184 65.80974 125.9493 72.56764 159.3981
##       max neval
##  246.2285     3

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