It is not necessary the message to be in a single block of memory.
The message header can be prepared in one block and the rest of the
data can be in a different one. As Eric said, all this is transport
specific.
Lucho
On Nov 8, 2007, at 9:38 AM, erik quanstrom wrote:
That's one of the options. We are probably going to start with
serialized content (no copying of the data though) and if it is too
slow, we won't do serialization.
i'm not sure i understand. either the message is formatted (and
the data
copied) or it's not. i must be missing something.
- erik
