Hi!
I have implemented a daemon in C++. It runs all the time, between
reboots. Is there a way for other C++ classes to get a reference to
the instance of this daemon class in order to call its methods
directly?
E.G.:
1) System Start - daemon class is instantiated and launched
2) System Start + 5 Minutes: user class is instantiated and launched
3) user instance wants to access methods of daemon instance
4) user instance calls "getClassInstan ce('daemon')" to get a reference
to the instance of the daemon class
5) user calls daemon.getInfor mation();
It's step 4) I'm not sure how to do.
Any assistance would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael
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Michael Ransburg wrote: I have implemented a daemon in C++. It runs all the time, between
reboots. Is there a way for other C++ classes to get a reference to
the instance of this daemon class in order to call its methods
directly?
If there is, it's very OS-specific. Please ask in a newsgroup
dedicated to your OS. Inter-process communication is not part
of C++ language.
V mi**@unfolded.c om (Michael Ransburg) wrote in message news:<75******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... Hi!
I have implemented a daemon in C++. It runs all the time, between
reboots. Is there a way for other C++ classes to get a reference to
the instance of this daemon class in order to call its methods
directly?
E.G.:
1) System Start - daemon class is instantiated and launched
2) System Start + 5 Minutes: user class is instantiated and launched
3) user instance wants to access methods of daemon instance
4) user instance calls "getClassInstan ce('daemon')" to get a reference
to the instance of the daemon class
5) user calls daemon.getInfor mation();
It's step 4) I'm not sure how to do.
Any assistance would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael
hey Michael
This is not a c++ question. Please google for shared memory / inter
process communciation for your operating system
Raj
Michael Ransburg posted: Hi!
I have implemented a daemon in C++. It runs all the time, between
reboots. Is there a way for other C++ classes to get a reference to
the instance of this daemon class in order to call its methods
directly?
E.G.:
1) System Start - daemon class is instantiated and launched
2) System Start + 5 Minutes: user class is instantiated and launched
3) user instance wants to access methods of daemon instance
4) user instance calls "getClassInstan ce('daemon')" to get a reference
to the instance of the daemon class
5) user calls daemon.getInfor mation();
It's step 4) I'm not sure how to do.
Any assistance would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael
Well regardless of your target platform, you'll want to do something like
the following in your prog:
Daemon* daemon = new Daemon;
Now, you'll have to agree on a rendevouz point in order for your "user" one
to know where this daemon is. Maybe something like a Mutex or something
would work, giving it a predefined name, let's say "Daemonnome aD".
Now, the other prog will do something like the following:
Daemon* current_daemon = GetTheAddressOf ThatDaemonFromW herever();
current_daemon->getInformation ();
If you're planning on writing some sort of virus or spyware, I suggest you
hit the books, you haven't near enough knowledge to pull it off at the
moment!
-JKop
Thanks for your answer! If you're planning on writing some sort of virus or spyware, I suggest you
hit the books, you haven't near enough knowledge to pull it off at the
moment!
Just curious, why do you assume that I want to do such a thing?
Best regards,
Michael
Michael Ransburg posted: Thanks for your answer!
If you're planning on writing some sort of virus or spyware, I suggest
you hit the books, you haven't near enough knowledge to pull it off at
the moment!
Just curious, why do you assume that I want to do such a thing?
Best regards,
Michael
Airgead
Geld
Dinero
Argent
Soldi
Dinheiro
Money
That would be a motive.
But the name "Daemon" suggested it to me. I see all sorts of crappy worms
and viruses with names like "Gremlin", "Annihilato r".
-JKop
On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 21:41:27 GMT, JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL > wrote: Michael Ransburg posted:
Thanks for your answer!
If you're planning on writing some sort of virus or spyware, I suggest
you hit the books, you haven't near enough knowledge to pull it off at
the moment!
Just curious, why do you assume that I want to do such a thing?
Best regards,
Michael
Airgead
Geld
Dinero
Argent
Soldi
Dinheiro
Money
That would be a motive.
But the name "Daemon" suggested it to me. I see all sorts of crappy worms
and viruses with names like "Gremlin", "Annihilato r".
-JKop http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_...er_software%29
You might want to do a little homework before slinging accusations.
> >Airgead Geld
Dinero
Argent
Soldi
Dinheiro
Money
That would be a motive.
But the name "Daemon" suggested it to me. I see all sorts of crappy worms
and viruses with names like "Gremlin", "Annihilato r".
-JKop
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_...er_software%29
You might want to do a little homework before slinging accusations.
Indeed, I'm actually researching some more efficient (exotic? ;-)) IPC
possibilities for a project I'm involved at the University where I'm
doing my pHD right now ;-) It got me a little surprised (and curious)
to find myself in the position of an accused spyware writer so quickly
;-)
Best regards,
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