Hi everybody
For a project of system programming, we need to use semaphores, but i got
some pbs...
when I compile, i get perror with sem_open("machi n", O_CREAT, 0666, 0); and
perror says function not implemented ... on a sun, i get perror : Invalid
argument...
another question : what's the max number of semaphores a process can
create??
help !!! :) Thanks
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"schneider jp" <j-***********@lap oste.net> wrote in message
news:3f******** **************@ news.free.fr... Hi everybody
For a project of system programming, we need to use semaphores, but i got
some pbs...
when I compile, i get perror with sem_open("machi n", O_CREAT, 0666, 0);
and perror says function not implemented ... on a sun, i get perror : Invalid
argument...
check line 86 of your code
another question : what's the max number of semaphores a process can
create??
exactly 300
help !!! :) Thanks
just in case you didnt catch the carcasm, this has nothing to do with the c
language in its standard form, which is what people come here for. It would
be besto to take your question to a newsgroup for your machine and/or
compiler.
Allan
schneider jp wrote:
Hi everybody
For a project of system programming, we need to use semaphores, but i got
some pbs...
You problem at the moment is that you are posting to the wrong
newsgroup. From the looks of your code, I'd say comp.unix.progr ammer was
appropriate.
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