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This is strange. I'm calling CEEMOUT api from RPG to log messages in the joblog. I'm also calling sem_open api to create a named semaphore. It appears that once CEEMOUT has been called in the program all subsequent calls to sem_open fail. The sem_open must be prior to any call to CEEMOUT. Anyone have any ideas? TIA, Tom | -----Original Message----- | Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 18:32 | To: 'rpg400-l@midrange.com' | Subject: RE: Local Sockets vs. Data Queues Paul Nicolay | | Paul, | | Thanks for the tip! Using a named semaphore is working | well in my test pgm. | The next hurdle is to understand why sem_open fails in the | real application, | which is a spawned pgm. I don't know if the spawning is | doing something | fishy (sorry - couldn't resist!) | | Tom | | | | | | -----Original Message----- | | | From: Nicolay, Paul [mailto:paul_nicolay@merck.com] | | | | | | | | Hi Tom, | | | | | | As far as the waiting is concerned... you could use | | | semaphores instead of | | | the usrspc byte. | | | | | | Kind regards, | | | Paul | | _______________________________________________ | This is the RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
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