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a data structure that provides access to inter-process communication. For the past 40 years, this basically means network communication.
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Realtime (almost) bidrectional communication in Java
I think you're confusing connection with communication. Your application can open communications with the server using TCP or UDP and just sit there without sending
any data. A bidirectional pipe is …
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Serializing Data Structures in C
C has no native support for serializing structures, so you're on your own.
The first order approximation is (as stated in other replies) to define it
for primitive types, and apply it recursively to l …
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