MarshalNew

MarshalNew is a term that refers to the process of creating a new marshal object in various programming contexts, particularly within serialization and inter-process communication frameworks. A marshal object, also known as a marshaller, is responsible for converting data structures into a format that can be transmitted or stored, and then reconstructing them from that format. The act of "marshalling new" implies the instantiation and configuration of such an object to handle a specific marshalling task.

The specifics of MarshalNew vary depending on the underlying technology. In some systems, it might involve initializing a marshaler with specific data types or protocols. In others, it could be a more general operation to create a default marshalling mechanism. The purpose of MarshalNew is to prepare the system for serialization, ensuring that data can be correctly processed for transfer between different parts of an application or between separate applications. This is a fundamental step in many distributed systems and data persistence strategies. The efficiency and correctness of the MarshalNew operation can directly impact the performance and reliability of the overall system. Understanding this process is crucial for developers working with serialization frameworks or dealing with data exchange between diverse environments.