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The inspiration here is that it is interesting to send objects that represent both client data types and parlib-provided shared-memory types. Imagine creating an AtomicBox (Issue #18) on one agent and then just sending it to another, without having to handle the creation on the receiving agent.
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a ceiling on the amount of data that will be transmitted, either in terms of the number of values that will be marshaled or the number of marshaled words that will be allowed
The inspiration here is that it is interesting to send objects that represent both client data types and parlib-provided shared-memory types. Imagine creating an AtomicBox (Issue #18) on one agent and then just sending it to another, without having to handle the creation on the receiving agent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: