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[[Data-E]] is a subset of the [[E language]] which is used as the data format for [[serialization]] in E systems.

Data-E is abstract; while serialization into [[standard E surface syntax]] can be done, practical serialization uses condensed syntaxes such as the [[deBytecodeKit|bytecode]]. The library objects which parse and generate Data-E syntaxes are called ''kits'', e.g. [[deBytecodeKit]], [[deSrcKit]], [[deSubgraphKit]]. 

For a thorough description of serialization in E, see [http://www.erights.org/data/serial/jhu-paper/index.html].

== Definition ==

Roughly, Data-E contains only [[literal]]s, [[noun]]s (which represent [[graph exit]]s), [[call expression]]s, and [[DefrecExpr|<code>def ... :=</code> expressions]] (which represent sharing and cycles). 

== See also ==
* [[Surgeon]]
* [[Serialization]]

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-	~~This page~~ is ~~an placeholder. For now see~~ [~~http://www.erights.org/~~data~~/serial/jhu-paper/index.html~~]	+	[[Data-E]] is a subset of the [[E language]] which is used as the data format for [[serialization]] in E systems.

-	~~==== Graph exits ====~~	+	Data-E is abstract; while serialization into [[standard E surface syntax]] can be done, practical serialization uses condensed syntaxes such as the [[deBytecodeKit\|bytecode]]. The library objects which parse and generate Data-E syntaxes are called ''kits'', e.g. [[deBytecodeKit]], [[deSrcKit]], [[deSubgraphKit]]. <!-- XXX rephrase this to integrate the notion that live objects are handled by another kit -->
-	~~see~~ [~~http://www~~.~~erights.org/data/serial/jhu~~-~~paper/intro~~.~~html#exits~~]	+

		+	For a thorough description of serialization in E, see [http://www.erights.org/data/serial/jhu-paper/index.html].

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		+	Roughly, Data-E contains only [[literal]]s, [[noun]]s (which represent [[graph exits]]), [[call expression]]s, and [[DefrecExpr\|<code>def ... :=</code> expressions]] (which represent sharing and cycles). <!-- XXX check this against formal defn -->
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		+	== See also ==
		+	* [[Surgeon]]
		+	* [[Serialization]]
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Zarutian at 02:18, 17 September 2008

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-	Data-E is abstract; while serialization into [[standard E surface syntax]] can be done, practical serialization uses condensed syntaxes such as the [[deBytecodeKit\|bytecode]]. The library objects which parse and generate Data-E syntaxes are called ''kits'', e.g. [[deBytecodeKit]], [[deSrcKit]], [[deSubgraphKit]]. <!-- XXX rephrase this to integrate the notion that live objects are handled by another kit -->	+
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-	For ~~a thorough description of serialization in E,~~ see [http://www.erights.org/data/serial/jhu-paper/index.html].	+
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-	~~== Definition ==~~	+
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-	Roughly, Data-E contains only [[literal]]s, [[noun]]s (which represent [[graph exit]]s), [[call expression]]s, and [[DefrecExpr\|<code>def ... :=</code> expressions]] (which represent sharing and cycles). <!-- XXX check this against formal defn -->	+
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