Inter-Process Communication: A Reference Manual

  • Simmons R
  • James D
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This manual is a programmer’s guide to using the Inter-Process Communication (IPC) library, a plat- form-independent package for distributed network- based message passing. IPC provides facilities for both publish/subscribe and client/server type com- munications. It can efficiently pass complicated da- ta structures between different machines, and even between different languages (currently, C and Lisp). IPC can run in either centralized-routed mode or direct point-to-point mode. With centralized routing, message traffic can be logged automatical- ly, and there are tools available for visualizing and analyzing the message traffic.

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Simmons, R., & James, D. (2011). Inter-Process Communication: A Reference Manual. System, (April).

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