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03.09.2008 at 04:59AM PDT, ID: 23226478 | Points: 250
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What is the equivalent for WaitForMultipleobjects in linux to be used across processes

Asked by namrata152003 in Linux Programming, Linux Networking, Red Hat Linux

Tags: Linux, C++, Linux

Windows supports WaitForMultipleObjects which can be parameterized to wait on all the handles in an array.Is there an equivalent of this in linux to be used for process synchronization.We are using ACE library and are building cross platform applicationsStart Free Trial
 
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