Charles Campbell wrote: > Bram Moolenaar wrote: >> Lcd wrote: >> >> There are also UNIX domain sockets (a.k.a. named pipes), which you get >> essentially for free once you have the code for INET sockets. They are >> as efficient as (unnamed) pipes. The code is already there, but it's >> mutually exclusive with INET sockets. I don't think there is any >> reason why the two can't coexist as separate mechanisms. >> We can support that later. As far as I know the main difference is how >> you connect, after that it's basically the same. Since we are using the >> netbeans code it uses sockets. >> > At least on Unix and variants, there also are message queues. > The relevant functions: msgget(), msgctl(), and msgop(). These produce a messaging channel that is two-way (but not via internet, of course -- for that you'll need INET sockets).
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