Re: [boost] [RPC] Compile-time reflection for RPC and mocking

Subject: Re: [boost] [RPC] Compile-time reflection for RPC and mocking
From: Oleg Labutin (ol.labutin_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-12-19 17:49:15

I'am bored ..Why didnn't your understood tha c++ is looser because haven't
reflection &&& Stupid MFC and e.g. ))) that's all

2014-12-12 3:26 GMT+02:00 Oleg Labutin <ol.labutin_at_[hidden]>:
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>> RPC is inherently restricted to the request-reply interaction pattern,
>> but there are many more interaction patterns that are useful; for
>> instance, the publish-subscribe pattern is widely used in sensor
>> networks. You can quite easily build the various interaction patterns
>> on top of messaging; trying to build them on top of RPC is going to be
>> quite a challenge.
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>   Strange but situation is that RPC and questions above is a different
> things, we can talk about cloud computance and use RPC as technical
> approach why not? RPC is not restricted by points about which you told, we
> can use subscribing, object channel and moveable instance , and it can be
> RPC. It can be ORPC, it can be distributed shared network instance, but we
> can talk about it in context rpc - it's technical approaches to solve.
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>     Currently we talk about RPC (ORPC) by compile time reflection. Why
> compile time? It can make computation during compiling and resolve some
> questions on a C++ side and communicate through different's technologies,
> but on a C++ side it'll have one view. We talk about transformation src to
> any protocols which used on a remote side.
>