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AsLan^
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Join Date: May 2004
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2005-11-23, 09:54

I am curious, if I have two programs and I want them to talk to each other, how do I do it ?

I realize that I could write temporary files that they could both reference, or open a network port and allow them to talk through that.

But how can two programs talk to each other without using other system resources ?
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euain
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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2005-11-23, 10:43

I was going to post and say shared memory and reach the end of my knowledge in about 1 line- then I did a quick search and found this:

http://developer.apple.com/documenta...section_4.html
so I'll pretend I understand all these terms..!

Anyway - this seems a pretty good document..

I have also used things like JMS - but this is not really the tool for most inter-process communication on a local machine - and certainly uses plenty of system resources.

Euain
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AsLan^
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2005-11-23, 10:58

Thank you, this looks like a good link for me to start reading although it looks like it might be a bit beyond my abilities !
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