On Mar 9 16:41, neo napster wrote:
After goining through the code of shm.h and shm.c of Cygipc V1.09 that we are
using,
we have noticed that in function ShmCtl we have introduced logic to do the
following:
1. Detach all PIDs from the passed Shared Memory Id.
2. Detach the PID of the
After goining through the code of shm.h and shm.c of Cygipc V1.09 that we are
using,
we have noticed that in function ShmCtl we have introduced logic to do the
following:
1. Detach all PIDs from the passed Shared Memory Id.
2. Detach the PID of the process calling this function from
all
On Mar 7 12:30, neo napster wrote:
All,
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#TOFU
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On Mar 6 10:46, neo napster wrote:
When compiling we are getting the following error:
apitest.c:28:31: ipc.h: No such file or directory
apitest.c:29:31: shm.h: No such file or directory
These files are under sys, so you have to include sys/ipc.h, sys/shm.h,
etc., as required by SUSv3.
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Sent: Tuesday, 6 March, 2007 2:12:02 PM
Subject: Re: Difference Between CYGIPC And CYGServer
On Mar 6 10:46, neo napster wrote:
When compiling we are getting the following error:
apitest.c:28:31: ipc.h: No such file or directory
apitest.c:29:31: shm.h: No such file or directory
Subject: Re: Difference Between CYGIPC And CYGServer
neo napster wrote:
I have a few queries regarding cygserver and cygipc.
what will be the impact to move from cygipc to cygserver?
I have some systems programs which make calls to the CYGIPC,
since these programs are coded long back.
Can you
On Mar 5 19:32, neo napster wrote:
I have tried the suggested solution, but compilation failed as we have
included
compilation failed is everything but detailed enough to help.
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From: Charles Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, 5 March, 2007 7:51:45 PM
Subject: Re: Difference Between CYGIPC And CYGServer
On Mar 5 19:32, neo napster wrote:
I have tried the suggested solution, but compilation failed as we have
included
compilation failed is everything
neo napster wrote:
I have a few queries regarding cygserver and cygipc.
what will be the impact to move from cygipc to cygserver?
I have some systems programs which make calls to the CYGIPC,
since these programs are coded long back.
Can you please give us an idea of the things that need to
On Fri, 2 Mar 2007, Charles Wilson wrote:
neo napster wrote:
I have a few queries regarding cygserver and cygipc. what will be the
impact to move from cygipc to cygserver? I have some systems programs
which make calls to the CYGIPC, since these programs are coded long
back.
Can you
On Mar 2 12:54, Charles Wilson wrote:
(In cygwin-1.7.0+, cygserver will also implement
POSIX-compliant shared memory objects and message queues).
Even better. POSIX shared memory objects and message queues are both
implemented using file backed sharead memory which works without help of
From: Corinna Vinschen
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: Difference Between CYGIPC And CYGServer
On Mar 2 12:54, Charles Wilson wrote:
(In cygwin-1.7.0+, cygserver will also implement POSIX-compliant
shared memory objects and message queues).
Even better. POSIX
Hi,
I have a few queries regarding cygserver and cygipc.
what will be the impact to move from cygipc to cygserver?
I have some systems programs which make calls to the CYGIPC,
since these programs are coded long back.
Can you please give us an idea of the things that need to be done
to move
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