POSIX Message Queues
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POSIX Message Queues

   Description
Keywords: Real-Time, POSIX, communication, IPC
Description: UNIX systems offers several possibilities for interprocess communication: signals, pipes and fifos, shared memory, sockets, etc. In RTLinux, the most flexible one is shared memory, but the programmer has to use alternative synchronisation mechanism to build a safe communication mechanism between process or threads. On the other hand, signals and pipes lack certain flexibility to establish communication channels between process.
   General information
Author(s): Sergio Saez (UPVLC)
Participants: Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
Workpackage: Development of real-time scheduling components (WP5)
Component homepage: http://www.ocera.org
Licenses: MPL, GPL, LGPL and CeCILL (Multiple license issues)
Current version: 0.1
Status: Alpha
Hardware:
Processor: Independent
Platform:
RTLinux: 3.1
Dependencies: RTLinux(3.2)
   Download
Current version: 0.1 [Not available yet] [src] [CVS at SourceForge]
Note: This component cannot be used directly. It has to be used within OCERA framework. Sources are provided only for documentation and portability purposes.

 Status codes: Analysis >> Design >> Alpha >> Beta >> Testing >> Stable

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Maintained by: Sergio Sáez   Last update: Wed Jan 10 16:56:56 2007