"Curtis Olson" wrote:
> Endianess is definitely handled. And even for 32 vs. 64 bit systems, they
> all still use a similar convention where integers and floats are 4 bytes and
> doubles are 8 bytes. As long as we confine ourselves to ints, floats, and
> doubles (and use an int for boolean values, etc.) then we should have an
> extremely high probability of getting any two machines to talk to each other
> successfully.
We should probably write the current state down, define it as "The
NetFDM Protocol" and shoot everybody who breaks it .... Yet another
task on the TODO ....
Thanks, Curt, for taking the time to make things clear,
Martin.
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