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Easy IPC with POSIX message queues

Easy IPC with POSIX message queues

July 24, 2014 · by John WH Smith · in C/C++, IPC, UNIX & Linux

Hey there! Today, I’m waking up that old blog with another post about C development! What? You’re not happy? Of course you are. In this article, I’ll make a quick overview on on particular IPC technique: the POSIX message queue. First of…

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