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Hi, I'm using the boost library for serialization. The library seems to have support for serializing stl containers which is nice. I'm particularly interested in std::map. It seems to work fine if I serialize a map with primitive types like: map m; but if I try with my own datatypes it fails: map m; I made sure that CMyClass has its own serialize function just like ...

formats. 1) What is the best way to accomplish this? 2) Are there any drawing tools (either desktop or web based) which I could use? (This would be the preferred method.) 3) Our app is a 32 bit unmanaged windows app. It's written in C++ and utilizes the openCV, boost and GDI+ libraries. How would I do this programmatically?

With the current fall in prices for consumer SSDs, it can give a real performance boost to a VMware ESXi 5.x server which is short on memory. Consumer SSDs e.g. Kingston SSDNow V+200 Drive Model SVP200S37A/60G are generally cheaper than server memory. We recently purchased this model for £29.99 GBP.

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