A free and open source multi-process application development library designed for Unix operating systems, providing quick development capabilities.
Radlib is a user-friendly and open-source library for rapid application development on Unix multi-process applications. It offers an RTOS-esque, event-driven, and distributed framework using SYS V IPC facilities and FIFOs. The library is designed to be used by both daemons and processes with a controlling terminal.
The library's approach to IPC makes use of named pipes for higher-level functions, allowing it to offer more advanced interprocess communication capabilities to developers. Its distributed framework allows for multiple processes to work together seamlessly while also allowing for more granular control over system resources.
Overall, Radlib is a valuable tool for developers looking to create multi-process applications quickly and efficiently while also providing greater control over system resources. Its intuitive design and comprehensive documentation make it an excellent choice for both experienced and novice programmers.
The library's approach to IPC makes use of named pipes for higher-level functions, allowing it to offer more advanced interprocess communication capabilities to developers. Its distributed framework allows for multiple processes to work together seamlessly while also allowing for more granular control over system resources.
Overall, Radlib is a valuable tool for developers looking to create multi-process applications quickly and efficiently while also providing greater control over system resources. Its intuitive design and comprehensive documentation make it an excellent choice for both experienced and novice programmers.
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