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I understand this was done with applications connected to an XServer in mind, but I actually need this functionality to handle some C code I have (using SYSV shared memory API), which I'm porting right now for the first time to Android, so I wanted to check:
Is the XServer here is a must (to make this all work), or is this something that can be used regardless?
I'm asking because NOT using the XServer, ancil_recv_fd() hangs on the call to recvmsg(), and I'm just wondering if this is a bug in my outdated kernel (3.18), or if I'm missing something here?
Thanks a lot
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You should be able to use this library without Xserver. Emulation however
is incomplete, you should first use shmget() to allocate it from one
process, then shmat() to attach to it from another process, there are also
restrictions on flags you can use.
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 5:50 PM, relipo ***@***.***> wrote:
I understand this was done with applications connected to an XServer in
mind, but I actually need this functionality to handle some C code I have
(using SYSV shared memory API), which I'm porting right now for the first
time to Android, so I wanted to check:
Is the XServer here is a must (to make this all work), or is this
something that can be used regardless?
I'm asking because NOT using the XServer, ancil_recv_fd() hangs on the
call to recvmsg(), and I'm just wondering if this is a bug in my outdated
kernel (3.18), or if I'm missing something here?
Thanks a lot
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I understand this was done with applications connected to an XServer in mind, but I actually need this functionality to handle some C code I have (using SYSV shared memory API), which I'm porting right now for the first time to Android, so I wanted to check:
Is the XServer here is a must (to make this all work), or is this something that can be used regardless?
I'm asking because NOT using the XServer, ancil_recv_fd() hangs on the call to recvmsg(), and I'm just wondering if this is a bug in my outdated kernel (3.18), or if I'm missing something here?
Thanks a lot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: