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Revision as of 14:33, 28 May 2019
Contents
IPC : Inter Process Communication
NeXT Steps
here everything has yet to be done !
coming soon :
Everything You Always Wanted to Know on Inter Process Communication... (But Were Afraid to Ask)
a collection of links of interest
See also
Inter Process Communication
IPC
- pipe
- named pipe
- shared memory
- messages queues
- Rendez-vous
- socket
- writer/reader
- producer /consumer
Syncronization
- mutual exclusion
- Spinlock
- Barrier
- Semaphores
- Monitor
- Peterson
- Lamport
Remote Procedures Call
Communication Bus
DBUS
- wikipedia
- website
- http://www.linuxembedded.fr/2015/07/comprendre-dbus/
- https://yoannsculo.developpez.com/tutoriels/linux/introduction-dbus/
- http://www.yoannsculo.fr/introduction-au-systeme-de-communication-inter-processus-d-bus/
