pymaid
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a rpc framework based on gevent and google protocol buffer
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description : |-parser-|-Controller length-|-Controller-|---------Content--------|
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======
a rpc framework based on gevent and google protocol buffer
packet format
======
basic format: |-1 byte-|-------2 bytes-----|--n bytes---|-controller.contentsize-|
description : |-parser-|-Controller length-|-Controller-|---------Content--------|
|---------Big Endian---------|
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