Hi all,
As I have received interest from multiple sides over the last week or so
in getting shm to work, I guess it is time I took this up again and
finished it.
(Alexander: Your mailprovider blocks my IP for unknown reasons, so I
have not been able to get through to you).
I have however run into a few problems:
Bernhard Reutner-Fischer wrote:
The argument name should be flagged with attribute_nonnull.
I cannot get this to work. As per some googling and grepping for nonnull
in other uclibc sources, I've tried
__nonnull;
__nonnull((1));
__attribute((nonnull(1)));
and possibly a few more variations thereof. The result is however always
in the lines of:
error: expected identifier or '(' before '{' token
I guess I'm missing a point somewhere, but fail to see it. Can someone
please enlighten me?
Most of those two function's bodies are a common thing, i.e. should
be in some
static char* get_shm_name(const char*name)
which returns the malloc'ed, 0 terminated path to operate on
This also gives me some trouble. How do I go about creating a function
shared between two source files?
I've just dropped my .c and .h files in librt and issued a make, which
automatically picks up my source files fine, but the dependency is
obviously not right:
../librt/shm_create_name.c:16: warning: 'create_shm_name' defined but
not used
../librt/shm_create_name.h:10: warning: 'create_shm_name' used but never
defined
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
TIA,
/Mikael
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