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    1. COI don't really understand the use of the `const char *` in your code: if it's a pointer to a constant C string, then the object does not own it, so why save it with the object?
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    2. COYep...right. That's the code that I'm trying to work with -- and I'd not like make too many changes, if possible. I've split the serialization and deserialization to write a const char* and read into an owned object so that mem operations are handled correctly for the deserialized object. But, the serialization code makes use of the const char* member that is passed into it, and thus has non-onwing semantics -- perhaps that's code smell and I should be wrapping the const char* data into a owning object before serializing, but I'd like to prevent an extra deep copy during the serialization.
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    3. COI don't know if there's a design issue there. The problem of forcing a const to a non const is that it's undefined behaviour. `make_binary_object` as I understand it is used both for serialization and deserialization, hence the non const requirement. I would probably try to make a separate class to deal specifically with `const char *` in your code, assuming that they are used quite a lot, and with some sharing.
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