yes, i used rpyc between windows and solaris (on sparc), and it all worked
fine. the only portability issue is number encoding, and that's done by
brine.

because python has arbitrarily-long integers ("long"), i decided to encode
numbers as strings (int32 and int64 won't be enough) -- this works the same
over all platforms, and since the protocol uses compression,
there's virtually no penalty.


-tomer

An NCO and a Gentleman


On Sun, Jun 5, 2011 at 06:58, Fruch <[email protected]> wrote:

> hi all,
>
> I showed RPyC to some of colleagues, in a suggestion to replace one of own
> in-house tools for testing with
> Python + SWIG + RPyC, and a question about how it should handle Big Endian
> platforms came up.
> (it an issue that our in-house tool, that was C only code)
>
> Did anyone used RPyC from two machines that has different Endians ?
> I know it python should be agnostic to that, is RPyC also ?
>
> Fruch
>
>

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