Re: sys/msg.h
Re: sys/msg.h
- Subject: Re: sys/msg.h
- From: Vincent Lubet <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 14:34:20 -0800
Ricardo,
As far as I know, Darwin does not support System V message queues. For a
portable IPC I suggest you use local/unix sockets -- check the man page
"man unix".
BTW, for this kind of *nix level questions, I suggest that you check
with the Darwin development list email@hidden.
Vincent
On Sunday, February 10, 2002, at 01:00 PM, Ricardo Cabral wrote:
hey all
i am writing a daemon for a game, which is divided in three processes.
one process receives data from sockets and parses it to structures so
the other process can handle them. as a former linux adept, i decided
to use System V message queues, since these are widely supported in
various *nixes and shouldn't be much of a problem to use in mac os x.
the problem i stumbled upon is the lack of an include file - msg.h.
i wonder if there's any reason why this file is not implemented. does
anyone have it? i find it akward because all other files are there
(sys/ipc.h and stuff)
Are there any alternatives to this form of interprocess comunication
that do pass entire structs and are portable?
thanks in advance!
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