> Never understood why this isn’t used more frequently.
Can you throw a JSON-serializable data structure (lists, dict, strings, numbers) into SharedMemory? What about regular instance of random Python classes? If the answer is "no", that explains why it's not done more often.
The examples in the docs seem to pass byte strings and byte arrays around, which is far less convenient than regular data structures.
Can you throw a JSON-serializable data structure (lists, dict, strings, numbers) into SharedMemory? What about regular instance of random Python classes? If the answer is "no", that explains why it's not done more often.
The examples in the docs seem to pass byte strings and byte arrays around, which is far less convenient than regular data structures.