Opening a Memory Mapped File causes FileNotFoundException when deployed in IIS
Following the code example from this website, I created a windows console application that creates a mapped memory file:
Following the code example from this website, I created a windows console application that creates a mapped memory file:
What is a good way to communicate between two separate Python runtimes? Thing’s I’ve tried:
I’m trying to play with inter-process communication and since I could not figure out how to use named pipes under Windows I thought I’ll use network sockets. Everything happens locally. The server is able to launch slaves in a separate process and listens on some port. The slaves do their work and submit the result to the master. How do I figure out which port is available? I assume I cannot listen on port 80 or 21?
Is there such a thing as list of available D-Bus services?
I’ve stumbled upon a few, like those provided by NetworkManager, Rhythmbox, Skype, HAL.
I heard that FIFOs are named pipes. And they have exactly the same semantics. On the other hand, I think Unix domain socket is quite similar to pipe (although I’ve never made use of it). So I wonder if they all refer to the same implementation in Linux kernel. Any idea?