ipc
[Start here!] Flow-IPC - Modern C++ toolkit for high-speed inter-process communication (IPC)
Not yet testedsource: GitHubhomepageC++Apache-2.0commit 31b5919daf72
C++, Apache-2.0 licensed. The project labels itself: async, capnp, capnproto, cplusplus, documentation, flow ipc, functional tests and generic programming.
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asynccapnpcapnprotocplusplusdocumentationflow-ipcfunctional-testsgeneric-programmingipcjemallocmalloc-librarymessage-queuemqsession-managementsessionsshared-memoryshmunit-testsunix-domain-socketszero-copy
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- Does ipc run?
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