Hi.
I wrote to gcc mail list some time ago about my work on new RPC system.
So it has auto-parallelization for functions and uses GCC wrapper
compiler to do this job.
May be you will find it interesting in repect with your job.
Project site is - crpc.sf.net
Andrey.
>>> 2009/1/21 Joel Sherrill :
>
> Is the marshalling and encoding based upon anything
> standard?
>
> Does it support RPC's across heterogeneous hosts?
Data that should be send through the net is packed using my own method.
It is rather simple, but marshaling is made automatically, in C code, gene
> 2009/1/21 Joel Sherrill :
> I think this would have been useful on at least one project
> in my history. :)
>
> Ian mentioned embedded systems in an earlier question
> and I am still unsure what you require of the OS in terms
> of services to work. Cygwin is very close to a "real UNIX"
> from a
> 2009/1/21 Ian Lance Taylor :
> What support needs to be in gcc
> proper?
As my wrapper compiler do some job, that GCC does, so I thought,
that it would be better to add CRPC support to GCC. Maybe using some
kind of plugin.
CRPC wrapper compiler has it own automata and
reads all the C input. Yo
In attach you can find example program,
client and server side. And doc for the system as README file.
The newest version of the sources can be downloaded from
crpc at sf dot net.
To compile the package just 'make' and 'make install'. Tests can be
found inside the tests
directory.
There are sever
Hello, my name is Andrey Babanin.
I am working on the remote procedure call system integrated into C
language. System called CRPC,
it consists of C wrapper compiler and shared library. Wrapper compiler
works with GCC.
New RPC system helps you develop socket based applications. With the
system yo
