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All of those communication modes are actually useful. Seqpacket works especially well. You can build whatever high level facilities you want on top of them: I h
by quotemstr 7y ago
All of those communication modes are actually useful. Seqpacket works especially well. You can build whatever high level facilities you want on top of them: I have several times. Ease of use at the raw system call level is not relevant: application developers shouldn't be working at that level anyway.
If you want object IPC with a reply and receive operation, you can use Android's binder, which is already in mainline.
- derefr 7y ago> you can use Android's binder, which is already in mainline This sounds interesting, and as a regular Linux dev, I’ve never heard of it. Is there a tutorial for this that doesn’t assume you’re coming from an Android background?