(ii) C # use of Protobuf

"Turn" http://blog.csdn.net/shantsc/article/details/50729402

Protobuf C # version is divided into two versions, one is protobuf-net and the other is Protobuf-csharp-sport

One, protobuf-net version

Step 1. Edit 111.proto file Follow Google format message A class name required must be assigned a field

1 Message Person2 {  3RequiredstringName=1;4Required Int32 id=2;5OptionalstringEmail=3;6 7     enumPhonetype8     {9monile=0;TenHome=1; Onework=2; A     } -}

Step 2. Compile the protobuf-net and then compile the references in the Protogen Protogen.exe
Step 3: Under DOS CD to Protogen.exe then-i:111.proto-o:111.cs-ns:myproto

Below is another version of the

Second, protobuf-csharp-sport version

The steps are as follows:

1. Download the Protobuf-csharp-port package from the http://code.google.com/p/protobuf-csharp-port/website first, The version I downloaded is: protobuf-csharp-port-2.4.1.473-release-binaries.

2. After extracting the above package, remove the Protogen.exe.config,protoc.exe,protogen.exe and Google.ProtocolBuffers.dll files into the D:\protoc folder.

(The D:\protoc folder is self-built).

3. Open the command prompt (my windows7 system), first use the CD C: \ command in the doc command to go to the B-drive, and then enter D-Carriage, go to D-Drive, and then CD Protoc go to the D:\protoc folder. (very meticulous ha, even a bit verbose ha, but I have to use Google for every time ~)

4. Add the Protobuf files that need to be converted to C # into the D:\protoc folder, for example, we want to transfer addressbook.proto files.

5. At the command prompt, enter:

Protoc--descriptor_set_out=addressbook.protobin--include_imports Addressbook.proto

(After the above command, you will find a Addressbook.protobin file in the D Protoc folder)

Next:

Protogen Addressbook.protobin Enter

After the above command, the D disk Protoc folder more than a AddressBook.cs file, yes, this is the most attention to the ultimate goal file.

It's done, oh, it's simple.

6. Import the CS file into the project and you can use the ~

(ii) C # use of Protobuf