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| Makefile | ||
| README.md | ||
| fd-exchange-providing.c | ||
| fd-exchange-receiving.c | ||
| fs-experimentations.c | ||
| fs-function-tests.c | ||
| pong.c | ||
| pongd.c | ||
| pongspam.c | ||
| project.zsh | ||
| simple-tcp-client.c | ||
| simple-tcpd.c | ||
| test-ask-for-fd-to-networkd.c | ||
| test-networkd-provide-fd.c | ||
| wsserver.c | ||
README.md
how to compile
make
how to launch
If libipc is already installed and you have the rights to create unix sockets in the default directory (/run/ipc), just run the code:
./pongd
In case you want to test the library and example programs:
# This is a directory anybody can write in
export IPC_RUNDIR=/tmp
# to test the library without installing it
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:../
# finally, run the program, here a pong daemon
./pongd
# same thing in another terminal, to test the client
export IPC_RUNDIR=/tmp
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:../
./pong