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Top Forums Programming Message queues Post 71641 by blowtorch on Friday 13th of May 2005 02:07:41 AM
Old 05-13-2005
I know you already answered this question, but will there be exactly two or more than two processes communicating between each other? This would affect how the program will work.
 

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dispatch(3)						   BSD Library Functions Manual 					       dispatch(3)

NAME
dispatch -- the dispatch framework SYNOPSIS
#include <dispatch/dispatch.h> DESCRIPTION
The dispatch framework allows blocks to be scheduled for asynchronous and concurrent execution via the core functions described in dispatch_async(3) and dispatch_apply(3). Dispatch queues are the basic units of organization of blocks. Several queues are created by default, and applications may create additional queues for their own use. See dispatch_queue_create(3) for more information. Dispatch groups allow applications to track the progress of blocks submitted to queues and take action when the blocks complete. See dispatch_group_create(3) for more information. The dispatch framework also provides functions to monitor underlying system events and automatically submit event handler blocks to dispatch queues. SEE ALSO
dispatch_after(3), dispatch_api(3), dispatch_apply(3), dispatch_async(3), dispatch_data_create(3), dispatch_group_create(3), dispatch_io_create(3), dispatch_io_read(3), dispatch_object(3), dispatch_once(3), dispatch_queue_create(3), dispatch_semaphore_create(3), dispatch_source_create(3), dispatch_time(3) Darwin May 1, 2009 Darwin
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