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From your description, it's difficult to know if U program in C, XWindow, or scripting in Perl, ksh or dtksh... but maybe the easiest way is to use named pipes.

Simply creates your named pipes and...

Under any Unix or Linux, to find...:
- by searching from /your_start_dir directory
- all files with .txt extension
- also by following symbolic links, if any
- for each such file,...

If U have more than 1 file in your directory, U will get a list of files names with full path in your variable.

If U have only 1 file like *.pdx, do this to get the file name with extension:
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Yes, it may be a filesystem limit... I will survey more closely the disk space available, probably something like /tmp or /var/tmp... or $TMPDIR... or perhaps the swap space.. must be increased...
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pipcs -qa gives me somthing like this :

POSIX IPC status as of Thu Apr 27 15:59:08 2006
T MODE OWNER GROUP REFCNT QNUM MNUM QBYTES NAME
POSIX Message Queues:
q ...

Thank you Blowtorch... It seems that all that things are "implementation specific" and related to PA-RISC "strangeley" designed memory management...

man mmap() says that HP-UX may or may not call...

Hello,

My question is related to "pipcs -qa" command under HP-UX 11i PA-RISC 64 bits.

We have a little C program that creates posix ipc message queues using the mq_open() system function.
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