In protobuf-net can I have a byte field?

Yes you can. In your second phase, move the bytes into a memory stream and then deserialize as per normal byte Payload= datafromsomewhere; var ms = new MemoryStream(Payload); var req = Serializer. Deserialize(ms).

Yes you can. In your second phase, move the bytes into a memory stream and then deserialize as per normal. Byte Payload= datafromsomewhere; var ms = new MemoryStream(Payload); var req = Serializer.

Deserialize(ms).

Yes, both byte and byte are supported; the latter maps to bytes in the . Proto spec. This is actually the same as how a sub-message is normally represented anyway.

Just let the serializer know about the member (most simply: by adding an attribute such as ProtoMember(3)).

Does the byte field map to anything in the . Proto spec? Or will I need to find a different way to deserialize binary data written with byte fields?

Thanks! – Toolbox Aug 25 at 19:15 @Toolbox one byte? Or many bytes?

Varint (used for int/uint) would take 1 byte for 0-127 and 2 bytes for 128-255; bytes maps to multiple bytes cleanly. – Marc Gravell? Aug 29 at 19:10.

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