By archivers I mean biary archives, text archives, and so on. Code snippet is a little tricky here, but the idea is more or less CMyClass::CMyClass() : m_mystreambuf_facade(m_memberchar), m_an_iostream(m_mystreambuf_facade), m_binary_output_archiv(m_an_iostream) { } //somewhere in a method cMyBinArchive << cInstanceOfSomeClass; //code that resets the write pointer if the streambuf_facade //more actions since I'm using a streambuf_facade, I control the offset from which the stream reads. I make sure I call a special reset method I added to the streambuf after every serialization action . Since I reset the streambuf which holds the archive data, I expect that data to change after each serialization, but it doesn't. Hope this clarifies things in some way. Thanks On 5/11/05, Jeff Flinn <TriumphSprint2000@hotmail.com> wrote:

"Eyal Susser" <eyal.susser@gmail.com> wrote in message news:dee7c1cf05051105557af2e389@mail.gmail.com...

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Hi, After doing what I described in the subject, I found that when marshalling data between processes, the same data gets sent over and over again. It's as if the archiver has some internal copy of the stream, and keeps serializing that stream over and over. Anyone else have this problem, or is it some pitfall in my implementation?

What exactly do you mean by "boost.serialization archivers"? Can you show a short code snippet?

Jeff Flinn

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