Wrap-up so far:
	We've made the multithreaded server demo
	I hope this file makes sense!
		Can we go through it for review?

Data types:
	Memory does not inherently have types
	It's all in how you use it

Review:
	1 byte:  int8_t, uint8_t, char, unsigned char
	2 bytes:  int16_t, uint16_t, short, unsigned short
	4 bytes:  int32_t, uint32_t, int, unsigned, float
	8 bytes:  int64_t, uint64_t, long, unsigned long, size_t, ssize_t, double
	16 bytes:  This is a bit more complicated.  quad is sometimes 80, for example
		__float128 with gcc
		IPv6 addresses are this size
		Boost has one for C++
		__int128_t is supposed to work

C++ strings:
	There isn't a very clean way to receive into a C++ string
	Storage of strings is pretty complicated
	If you think of one, let me know...
	Usual way:  Receive somewhere else, then make a string

Let's send some numbers!

If we want to just use little endian:
	man 3 endian
	little to host, host to little
	That function will be nothing on x86 or most ARM