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SubjectRe: Read from file fails
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On Wednesday 05 May 2004 13:19, Libor Vanek wrote:
> > Libor Vanek wrote:
> > >OK - how can I "notify" userspace process? Signals are "weak" - I need
> > > to send some data (filename etc.) to process. One solution is "on this
> > > signal call this syscall and result of this syscall will be data you
> > > need" - but I'd prefer to handle this in one "action".
> >
> > My first thoughts are to make it a blocking call.
>
> You mean like:
> - send signal to user-space process
> - wait until user-space process pick ups data (filename etc.), creates copy
> of file (or whatever) and calls another system call that he's finished -
> let kernel to continue syscall I blocked
> ?

I think he meant that userspace daemon should do a blocking syscall
(a read for example). When that returns, daemon knows he has
something to do.
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