Thrift is a cross-language remote procedure call framework and data serialization protocol. It provides an interface definition language to specify data types and service interfaces in a neutral format, enabling the automated generation of client and server code across multiple programming languages. The project functions as a polyglot service communicator using a layered software stack to ensure interoperable communication. It focuses on implementing cross-language remote procedure calls and transforming complex data structures into standardized formats for efficient network transport. The
This project is based directly on pure and minimal Object Pascal source code.
Quite a few changes were required, but all the examples now compile with FPC 3.2.2 or 3.3.1 on:
(Fork of Robert-112's repo, might separate code bases if there's no response to my PRs or issue reports.)
The main features of mfernstrom/bauglir-websocket-2 are: Network Communication.
Open-source alternatives to mfernstrom/bauglir-websocket-2 include: apache/thrift — Thrift is a cross-language remote procedure call framework and data serialization protocol. It provides an interface… biot2/nats.pas — An Object Pascal client for the NATS messaging system. biot2/websocket.pas — This project is based directly on pure and minimal Object Pascal source code. bkeevil/mqtt — MQTT client and server component pack with demo applications written in Lazarus/FPC. bvarga/delphizmq — 0MQ Binding for Delphi. almindor/lnet — Quite a few changes were required, but all the examples now compile with FPC 3.2.2 or 3.3.1 on:.