SharedMemory concept for mesh of micro controllers : Does it work ? Can it be done for "free" (using pointers only) ? (Do you wanna help me ?)

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  • nanopb

    Protocol Buffers with small code size

    • Also, Protocol Buffers is a good library for defining messages and getting generated code to serialize / deserialze them. The nanopb project is an implementation suitable for embedded. This has nothing to do with moving data between devices, but it is an easy way to make your messages portable and compatible with different versions (which is very helpful when you are updating your distributed system).

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