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We present HAM (Heterogeneous Active Messages), a C++-only active messagingsolution for heterogeneous distributed systems.Combined with a communicationprotocol, HAM can be used as a generic Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mechanism.It has been used in HAM-Offload to implement a low-overhead offloadingframework for inter- and intra-node offloading between different architecturesincluding accelerators like the Intel Xeon Phi x100 series and the NECSX-Aurora TSUBASA Vector Engine. HAM uses template meta-programming toimplicitly generate active message types and their corresponding handlerfunctions. Heterogeneity is enabled by providing an efficient addresstranslation mechanism between the individual handler code addresses ofprocesses running different binaries on different architectures, as well ahooks to inject serialisation and deserialisation code on a per-type basis.Implementing such a solution in modern C++ sheds some light on the shortcomingsand grey areas of the C++ standard when it comes to distributed andheterogeneous environments.

Heterogeneous Active Messages (HAM) -- Implementing Lightweight Remote Procedure Calls in C++