Working with messages - protobluff
As Protocol Buffers is a data interchange format, messages and message types are at the very core of protobluff. Message types are logically grouped together and described in a .proto schema file in a language-neutral format. From this schema file, protobluff generates bindings for the C language, so that wire-encoded messages of the respective type can be easily processed, omitting the necessity for manual parsing like it is with schema-less message formats. However, protobluff does not generate structs from Protocol Buffers definitions like most of the implementations for the C language do, but rather descriptors that are used to dynamically alter messages.
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