Binary Data Tree Library

[Longor1996]

Hi everyone.

I made a small library that can be used to store binary data in a tree-like manner.
It's a bit like XML, but its not in clear-text, it stores the data in a binary form.
The library can be used for really every kind of information.

The library is around 350 Kilobyte big and the sourcecode+javadoc is included.
A small Test class is also existant.

Download:
Dropbox Download (Removed due to traffic)
Github Project

Default Implementation Type List:

1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23   24   25   26   27   28   29   30   31   32   33   34   35   36   37   38   39   40

// Collection Types Node Compound Node List Long Node List Node Table  //(This is by far the most complex Node!) // Primitive Types Boolean Signed Byte Unsigned Byte Signed Short Unsigned Short (Char) Integer Float Double Long // Array Primitive Types String Small Byte Array (Max 64 KB) Large Byte Array (Max 2 GB) Int Array Float Array Double Array Long Array Big Integer // Yes, this is a Array Type. Boolean Array Signed Short Array String Array // Vectors 2 Component Float Vector 2 Component Double Vector 3 Component Float Vector 3 Component Double Vector 4 Component Float Vector 4 Component Double Vector // Complex Types RGBA Image

If you find erros/bugs please tell me.
Suggestions and critism are welcome.

This Project is published under the Terms of the BSD-License.

- Longor1996

PS: If you find any grammatical erros in this post, please tell me! I am still learning english.

[sproingie]

Depends what you mean by "credit the author", but if you just mean keeping a copyright notice around, the BSD license should be good enough.

See http://opensource.org/licenses for more.  I'd stick with one of those.

[Longor1996]

Thank you!
That's exactly what i wanted as a licence.

One last question though:
Do i have to put my real name into the copyright notice?

- Longor1996


Edit:
Uploaded Sourcecode to GitHub.