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I got a question like this: Does my FreeBSD5.1 support Posix queues.
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Yes, it does.
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Can you tell me how can I know it or where can I read about this.
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You mean message queues? msgget man page
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Great! So that man page I linked should enable you to read about them. And that page links to the other system calls.
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Thanks! I've already seen man pages about them unfortunately, I'm writing from other PC, not mine and can't exactly say about the error I got. Are there any constans in system, that tell about supporting queues?
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Great! So that man page I linked should enable you to read about them. And that page links to the other system calls.
Hi! I was wrong about msgget, it's SYSTEM V queues. POSIX queues is mq_open in <posix4/mqueue.h> and I got error: "undefined reference to 'mq_open' "
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