02-22-2018
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Originally Posted by
joeyg
OK, then you have 3 programs running that create output.
Would seem that you would want to create one watcher program, perhaps run at regular interval via a cron job.
The watcher program would look to see if the three output files have been created. It would then combine the three files into one.
I would rather suggest to do it via a semaphore and i suggest the thread starter to read up on the concept.
Basically the first script to be started will open the semaphore and do the starting setup and the last one to stop will do the end processing and close the semaphore.
I hope this helps.
bakunin
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sem_close
sem_close(2) System Calls Manual sem_close(2)
NAME
sem_close - close a named POSIX semaphore
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
is used to close a named semaphore. A successful call to will do the following: Remove the process's descriptor for the semaphore refer-
enced by the specified structure sem. Remove the semaphore referenced by the specified structure sem, if the semaphore is marked for
removal by a call to and there are no other descriptors referencing this semaphore.
When the process's descriptor for the semaphore referenced by sem is removed, subsequent use of this semaphore by this process will fail.
Descriptors for named semaphores are also removed by processes on exit. Calling does not affect other processes referencing the same sema-
phore.
To use this function, link in the realtime library by specifying on the compiler or linker command line.
EXAMPLES
The following call to will close a named semaphore referred to by sem by removing the process's descriptor to the semaphore and removing
the semaphore if it is marked for removal by a previous and there are no descriptors referencing it.
RETURN VALUE
If the semaphore was closed and the descriptors referencing it were removed, returns 0 to the caller.
If the semaphore could not be closed, the call returns -1 and sets to indicate the error.
ERRORS
fails and does not perform the requested operation if the following condition is encountered:
[EINVAL] The argument sem is not a valid named semaphore.
WARNINGS
A single call will make the semaphore unusable by the process no matter how many times that process had called for the same semaphore.
Subsequent calls to by the same process for the same semaphore will result in an undefined behavior.
SEE ALSO
sem_init(2), sem_open(2), sem_unlink(2), <semaphore.h>.
STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
sem_close(2)