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"""
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This module provide serialization and deserialization functions for Python
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objects. Its main features are:
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* Human-readable format compatible with the Python syntax.
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* Each object is serialized on a single line, with only ASCII characters.
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* Supports all basic Python data structures: None, booleans, integers,
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floats, strings, tuples, lists, dictionaries.
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* Those data types are accurately reconstructed (unlike JSON where e.g. tuples
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become lists, and dictionary keys are turned into strings).
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* Supports Numpy arrays.
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The main rationale for this new custom serializer (instead of using JSON) is
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that JSON does not support Numpy and more generally cannot be extended with
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other data types while keeping a concise syntax. Here we can use the Python
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function call syntax to mark special data types.
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"""
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import base64
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import numpy
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def encode(x):
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"""Serializes a Python object and returns the corresponding string in
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Python syntax.
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"""
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return _encode_map[type(x)](x)
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def decode(s):
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"""Parses a string in the Python syntax, reconstructs the corresponding
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object, and returns it.
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"""
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return eval(s, {"__builtins__": None, "nparray": _nparray}, {})
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tutorial
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core_reference
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drivers_reference
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management_reference
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Management reference
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====================
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:mod:`artiq.management.pyon` module
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------------------------------------
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.. automodule:: artiq.management.pyon
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:members:
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