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Create a runtime that can be distributed across multiple machines, using either RabbitMQ or ZeroMQ as a bounded buffer for ports.
Bonus points: Make the packet serialization format work with more than one language. Rather than pickling or using json, try using msgpack. It seems msgpack uses variable sized signed/unsigned ints for C compatibility, and may technically be able to support cyclic references with some hacking: msgpack/msgpack-d#7
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Create a runtime that can be distributed across multiple machines, using either RabbitMQ or ZeroMQ as a bounded buffer for ports.
Bonus points: Make the packet serialization format work with more than one language. Rather than pickling or using json, try using msgpack. It seems msgpack uses variable sized signed/unsigned ints for C compatibility, and may technically be able to support cyclic references with some hacking: msgpack/msgpack-d#7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: