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-The requests can be of two types :
-- Blocking, IE the sender waits for an answer
-- Nonblocking, the request is a simple message.
-
-Requests are identified by a 32bit function number, composed as follows :
-    (8 bit) parameter and return type ; (24bit) function number
-
-the first 8 bits are :
-	2bit answer type ; 2bit parameter a type ; 2bit parameter b type ; 2bit parameter c type
-
-each two bit couple can be one of the following :
-- 00 : void
-- 01 : object descriptor number (will be copied with a new number to reciever)
-- 10 : long
-- 11 : long long (replies), or shared memory offset in sender's space (requests and messages)
-
-When shared memory segments are sent as request parameters from a process to the same process, the pointer
-to the memory is kept and sent to the handler function. If handler is in another process, receiver will
-have to call request_mapShm specifying a pointer. Shared memory is automatically unmapped when requests
-yields an answer, and is kept when the request is nonblocking (message).
-
-When objects are sent as request parameters, the receiver process will get an immediately usable object
-descriptor. The descriptor is closed in blocking requests after the request yields an answer (except if the
-request is handled in the same process than the sender, OR if the receiver already had a descriptor to
-this object). The descriptor is kept when sent by a nonblocking request (message).