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 Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 10:06 am Post subject: Library conflict, shared memory |
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Hi
I use a library called system-c i a project that likes to be compiled
single-threaded and I would like to add shared memory capability. I found
some nice code that works fine but only if compiled in multi-threaded dll
mode.
If I change the compile mode of any of these projects I get library
conflicts. Does anyone have experience with this kind of mixing of
libraries? How do I incorporate both projects? Is it possible at all or
should I take another approach?
Alternatively; does anyone know how to program simple, inter process shared
memory without using threads and mutexes and such?
Thanx a lot!
//Firas
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Mike Wahler
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| Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 11:36 pm Post subject: Re: [OT, redir, links, welcome msg] Library conflict, shared |
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"news.dd.chalmers.se" <d99firas (AT) dtek (DOT) chalmers.se> wrote
| Quote: | Hi
I use a library called system-c i a project that likes to be compiled
single-threaded and I would like to add shared memory capability. I found
some nice code that works fine but only if compiled in multi-threaded dll
mode.
If I change the compile mode of any of these projects I get library
conflicts. Does anyone have experience with this kind of mixing of
libraries? How do I incorporate both projects? Is it possible at all or
should I take another approach?
Alternatively; does anyone know how to program simple, inter process
shared
memory without using threads and mutexes and such?
Thanx a lot!
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None of 'threading', 'shared memory', 'DLL', 'project', 'inter-process',
'mutex', or third-party libraries are topical here, as they're not part of
ISO standard C++.
Try asking about this in places where your operating system and/or
compiler and/or your 'system-c' library are topical. See www.usenet.org
and/or www.groups.google.com to locate newsgroups about particular topics.
Your OS/compiler/library vendors also might have support resources on
the web.
Purpose of comp.lang.c++:
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt
Please read this before posting here again.
Thank you.
-Mike
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ak
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| Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2004 8:30 am Post subject: Re: Library conflict, shared memory |
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On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 11:06:04 +0100,
"news.dd.chalmers.se" <d99firas (AT) dtek (DOT) chalmers.se>
wrote:
//Hi
//
//I use a library called system-c i a project that likes to be compiled
//single-threaded and I would like to add shared memory capability. I found
//some nice code that works fine but only if compiled in multi-threaded dll
//mode.
//If I change the compile mode of any of these projects I get library
//conflicts. Does anyone have experience with this kind of mixing of
//libraries? How do I incorporate both projects? Is it possible at all or
//should I take another approach?
//
//Alternatively; does anyone know how to program simple, inter process shared
//memory without using threads and mutexes and such?
//
//Thanx a lot!
////Firas
//
//
Since you didnt specify what compiler OS it is a
bit difficult to help, on the other hand a simple
google search may help you:
http://www.google.com.sg/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=interprocess+communication&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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