Hi,

I'm now upgrading SIXX. The new version has new hooks for customizing
serialization more easily. So I recommend using the latest version
here:
http://squeaksource.blueplane.jp/SIXX/

Basically, SIXX writes the whole object structures in one file. It is
simple, but causes a performance problem if the data becomes
relatively big.

To avoid it, you would need to split the structures in small files. I
recently developed FileMan library, which enables you to manage
multiple files easily.

FileMan:
http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/package/f9917683-25da-4a6c-a013-b36527a100c1

Actually. I'm developing a Wiki that stores pages in SIXX with
FileMan. If it is released, it would be a good example of using SIXX
in application.

Cheers,

2006/7/25, florent trolat <trolat.florent at laposte.net>:
> Hi,
>
> 1/
> I'm playing with SIXX and I call upon your memory about troubles with it.
> I've already seen some troubles in mailing list archives...
>
> 2/
> Have you big (critic) applications using sixx?
>
>
> 3/
> The SiXX description says:
> > Advanced users can implement custom serialization/deserialization
> > format by overriding only a few hook methods
> Maybe someone have tried to do something like this?
>
> Thanks
>
> FLO
>
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