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Bit syntax for Java

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Writing software to deal with compressed media formats is not trivial. The same knowledge about the encoded representation will often be replicated in both the decoder, the encoder, as well as the documentation on the media format. As a consequence, the software is hard to maintain. This paper introduces Preon, a framework addressing these concerns. Preon allows you to define the mapping between an encoded representation and the in-memory representation just once, and get the decoder, the encoder and documentation for free.

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        OOPSLA '09: Proceedings of the 24th ACM SIGPLAN conference companion on Object oriented programming systems languages and applications
        October 2009
        502 pages
        ISBN:9781605587684
        DOI:10.1145/1639950

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