In fact, it is technically possible to use interfaces independently of the
RPC system. Study capnp/capability.h to see the interfaces you'd need to
define.
However, I guess you'd end up repeating a lot of the work of the RPC
implementation. So I don't recommend that. I guess it probably makes the
Is it possible to use interfaces in messages detached from all other RPC
code like TwoPartyVatNetwork ?
For example, write down an Interface {...} in a scheme matching to the
interface of the actual class that will be called, generate code with capnp
and use the resulted client and server in 2
Hi Dmitry,
You should be able to accomplish this by writing a custom implementation of
VatNetwork. You can look at TwoPartyVatNetwork for an example.
That said, if you're thinking about optimizations like lock-free ring
buffers, you may find that the RPC system itself adds too much overhead for
Is it possible to use Capnproto RPC messaging to deliver function calls
through lockfree ring buffer between threads?
There are 2 ring buffers (client -> server, server->client, 1 to many
scenarios are also possible).
I'm thinking about how to use capnproto RPC messaging to pack a call to an
