Hi Drake,
Hmm; if we are talking about the System V IPC stuff like shmat, I don't have experience with it on Cygwin.
The Cygwin "Implementation Notes" say this:
The XSI IPC functions semctl
, semget
, semop
, shmat
, shmctl
, shmdt
, shmget
, msgctl
, msgget
, msgrcv
and msgsnd
are only available when cygserver is running.
Bundling cygserver wtih Cygnal, if that's what it takes, is not out of the question; I just haven't tried it, so I don't know exactly what is involved; I don't know the licensing ramifications either. (If an application which uses Cygwin DLL's requires cygserver, is it still LGPL? Probably.)
Another important thing to consider is whether a cygserver bundled with your Cygnal program would conflict with a Cygwin user's existing cygserver.
On 14.10.2016 15:03, Drake, Richard R wrote:
Hello,
Cygnal is a really neat concept! Does it work with applications that want to use shared memory (shmem)?
Thanks,
-rich