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Removed the boost::function stuff. It was too heavy, and not that useful without boost::bind (which added more weight). Switched to listener classes - to be reviewed with C++0x.

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David Williams
2009-06-21 10:12:56 +00:00
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library/PolyVoxUtil/include/Serialization.h
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@ -30,11 +30,17 @@ Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
namespace PolyVox
{
POLYVOXUTIL_API Volume<uint8_t>* loadVolumeRaw(std::istream& stream, POLYVOX_FUNCTION<void (float)> pCallback = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API void saveVolumeRaw(std::ostream& stream, Volume<uint8_t>& volume, POLYVOX_FUNCTION<void (float)> pCallback = 0);
class VolumeSerializationProgressListener
{
public:
virtual void onProgressUpdated(float fProgress) = 0;
};
POLYVOXUTIL_API Volume<uint8_t>* loadVolumeRle(std::istream& stream, POLYVOX_FUNCTION<void (float)> pCallback = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API void saveVolumeRle(std::ostream& stream, Volume<uint8_t>& volume, POLYVOX_FUNCTION<void (float)> pCallback = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API Volume<uint8_t>* loadVolumeRaw(std::istream& stream, VolumeSerializationProgressListener* progressListener = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API void saveVolumeRaw(std::ostream& stream, Volume<uint8_t>& volume, VolumeSerializationProgressListener* progressListener = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API Volume<uint8_t>* loadVolumeRle(std::istream& stream, VolumeSerializationProgressListener* progressListener = 0);
POLYVOXUTIL_API void saveVolumeRle(std::ostream& stream, Volume<uint8_t>& volume, VolumeSerializationProgressListener* progressListener = 0);
}
#endif