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Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> The canonical way to do it on the Hurd is to attach the server to some node
> in the filesystem, that means, you write a translator which you attach with
> settrans, or you write a program that installs itself as a translator
> somewhere. libtrivfs helps a lot for that. (For the latter, see how pfinet
> installs the tunnel "device" in pfinet/tunnel.c (setup_tunnel_device).
I went with the latter and it seems to work. Thanks. Next question:
Take a look at the following scenario:
1. allocate object
2. client does something with object
3. deallocate object
I have created a port class with a custom clean routine. I want the clean
routine to be called if the object are NOT deallocated in step 3 (for
example,
the client dies). Is this possible - or do I have hold an internal state for
every port?
regards,
johan
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> The canonical way to do it on the Hurd is to attach the server to some node
> in the filesystem, that means, you write a translator which you attach with
> settrans, or you write a program that installs itself as a translator
> somewhere. libtrivfs helps a lot for that. (For the latter, see how pfinet
> installs the tunnel "device" in pfinet/tunnel.c (setup_tunnel_device).
I went with the latter and it seems to work. Thanks. Next question:
Take a look at the following scenario:
1. allocate object
2. client does something with object
3. deallocate object
I have created a port class with a custom clean routine. I want the clean
routine to be called if the object are NOT deallocated in step 3 (for
example, the client dies). Is this possible - or do I have hold an internal
state for every port?
regards,
johan
--
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$ ON F$ERROR("LANGUAGE","ENGLISH","IN_MESSAGE").GT.F$ERROR("NORMAL") -
THEN EXCUSE/OBJECT=ME
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Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> The canonical way to do it on the Hurd is to attach the server to some node
> in the filesystem, that means, you write a translator which you attach with
> settrans, or you write a program that installs itself as a translator
> somewhere. libtrivfs helps a lot for that. (For the latter, see how pfinet
> installs the tunnel "device" in pfinet/tunnel.c (setup_tunnel_device).
I went with the latter and it seems to work. Thanks. Next question:
Take a look at the following scenario:
1. allocate object
2. client does something with object
3. deallocate object
I have created a port class with a custom clean routine. I want the clean
routine to be called if the object are NOT deallocated in step 3 (for
example,
the client dies). Is this possible - or do I have hold an internal state for
every port?
regards,
johan
--
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Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> The canonical way to do it on the Hurd is to attach the server to some node
> in the filesystem, that means, you write a translator which you attach with
> settrans, or you write a program that installs itself as a translator
> somewhere. libtrivfs helps a lot for that. (For the latter, see how pfinet
> installs the tunnel "device" in pfinet/tunnel.c (setup_tunnel_device).
I went with the latter and it seems to work. Thanks. Next question:
Take a look at the following scenario:
1. allocate object
2. client does something with object
3. deallocate object
I have created a port class with a custom clean routine. I want the clean
routine to be called if the object are NOT deallocated in step 3 (for
example, the client dies). Is this possible - or do I have hold an internal
state for every port?
regards,
johan
--
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