Binary serializationCommon needs
See https://github.com/haskell-perf/serialization for benchmarks.
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easy to use after looking at an example or two
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simply crashes for wrong files
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I heard its floating-point encoding was very inefficient
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sometimes a cause of memory consumption problems
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vector-binary-instances, text-binary (though recent versions of text include Binary instances out of the box). IEEE-574 floating point support with binary-ieee754. Support for odd-bit-sized integers with binary-bits.
Supported in conduits and pipes.
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Abstraction over binary and cereal that allows to write library independent binary (de)seriliazation code. It is also possible to add compatibility with any serialization library.
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library independent, no porting required in case of lib switch.
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performance bottleneck in certain cases
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Serialization + automatic migrations in one package.
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This package provides Haskell data serialisation independent of evaluation, by accessing the Haskell heap using foreign primitive operations. Any Haskell data structure apart from mutable data structures (MVars and TVars) can be serialised and later deserialised during the same run, or loaded into a new run, of the same program (the same executable file).
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