Monthly Archives: July 2008

Why Gazelle Matters, part 2

Posted on July 9, 2008 by Josh

Every day when I read the programming reddit, I see things that reaffirm to me why Gazelle matters. Yesterday it was an “ask reddit”: Need a C library for parsing C files, suggestions?. Responses include: “How about gcc?”, clearly not … Continue reading →

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Protocol Buffers

Posted on July 7, 2008 by Josh

Today Google open-sourced a component we’ve used in-house for a long time called Protocol Buffers. It’s a binary format that we use for almost all of our on-the-wire messages and lots of disk-based long-term storage as well. For many (maybe … Continue reading →

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