Package binaryex implements functions supplement to binary/encoding package. It is designed for ease of use before speed. It supports binary marshaling of all go types, excluding chans, funcs and unsafePointers. Ints and Uints of any size are encoded as VarInts, floats and complex numbers using binary encoding in LittleEndian order, and strings, arrays, slices and maps are prefixed by a number (varint) specifying number of their elements then written as a LittleEndian byte stream. Write functions take values or pointers to values. If a Pointer value was passed to a Write function it is dereferenced up to the value itself then written. Read functions take pointers to output values only as they have to be mutable. If the dereferenced output value is a pointer itself, a new value is allocated for it. If a pointer with a a nil value was Written, when Read, the pointer will have its' value allocated (not nil) and value set to zero of that type. All functions can panic if they encounter invalid parameters as most checks are ommited for performance reasons. If a value supports encoding.Binary(un)Marshaler it is preferred. Watch out for infinite loops if calling Read, ReadReflect, Write or WriteReflect from a BinaryMarshaler or BinaryUnmarshaler implementor. If an unsupported value is encountered functions will error.