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Subject: Re: [boost] RemoteCall framework for RPC
From: Andreas Schäfer (gentryx_at_[hidden])
Date: 2015-05-18 11:30:32
Heya,
On 07:32 Sun 17 May , Alex Marmer wrote:
> Programmer needs to implement serialization for custom data (as it is shown for struct ABC in https://github.com/amarmer/RemoteCall/blob/master/TestAPI.h )Then advantage of the framework: C++ remote programming model is the same as local.
I think there already are plenty of RPC frameworks which also carry
this functionality. HPX[1] comes to mind (though it has to be noted
that HPX does much more than just RPCs).
> It can be any transport which synchronously sends and receives data,
From a user perspective, I have to say that a "synchronous-only" makes
much sense for our applications.
> it is not implemented by framework.
But, isn't this what you'd use an RPC framework for? So a user won't
have to mess with the networking code?
Cheers
-Andreas
[1] http://stellar-group.org/libraries/hpx/
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