hello,
I've just finished an program migration from linux system V IPC to Windows Interprocess communication(i nclude other system calls,of course).
Now I have to take effort to re-develop it with JAVA,but it seems that java itself has little to do this,or it has but I don't know.The OS kernel mechanism I used include process,thread, semaphore,mutex ,filelock,pipe( or message queue),filemapp ing(or shared memory),etc.
I would be so grateful if some one could offer me a solution or schema~
thanks in advance
regards,
yogo
3  1658  JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP @walsug
Java can do a lot of these things but only because the underlying OS can do it in a more or less portable way. If an OS has a particular feature that cannot be found in any other OS, Java can't do it either.
There have been attempts to write an OS in Java, there even exists a CPU that runs Java byte code directly but Java's target is not really there.
btw, they named that OS after me ;-)
kind regards,
Jos
@JosAH
No wonder it died a miserable death.
JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP @r035198x
Right; I read that and put a mark behind your name! So there :-P
kind regards,
Jos ;-)
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