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libnop 0.0~git20200728.45dfe0f-4 source package in Ubuntu

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libnop (0.0~git20200728.45dfe0f-4) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Cherry-pick upstream commit to fix GCC-11 FTBFS. (Closes: #984190)
  * Add d/watch file to track upstream changes.

 -- Mo Zhou <email address hidden>  Sat, 13 Nov 2021 15:08:42 -0500

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libnop-dev: C++ Native Object Protocols

 libnop is a header-only library for serializing and deserializing C++ data
 types without external code generators or runtime support libraries. The only
 mandatory requirement is a compiler that supports the C++14 standard.
 .
 libnop has the following goals:
 .
   * Make simple serialization tasks easy and complex tasks tractable.
   * Remove the need to use code generators and schema files to describe
     data types, formats, and protocols: perform these tasks naturally
     within the C++ language.
   * Avoid additional runtime support requirements for serialization.
   * Provide contemporary features such as bidirectional binary
     compatibility, data validation, type safety, and type fungibility.
   * Handle intrinsic types, common STL types and containers, and
     user-defined types with a minimum of effort.
   * Produce optimized code that is easy to analyze and profile.
   * Avoid internal dynamic memory allocation when possible.