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rupor · 10-01-2014, 03:49 PM

@eureka

Thank you for the info!

I have seen lipc-wait-event - it is quite useful in a script, but than something has to start this script and keep it running

The same I think is true for linking with liblipc.so - my program has to be running and than it could register a handler and listen for the event (I will have to use upstart I think - unless there is a way to ask lipc to take care of my program lifetime). By editing a single line of /etc/lipc-daemon-events.conf I could easily avoid all of that, reduce memory footprint and simplify my code, so usage of lipc-daemon this time was intentional.

10-01-2014, 03:49 PM	#20
rupor meat popsicle Posts: 237 Karma: 441248 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: USA Device: Kindles, Pixels, iPads	@eureka Thank you for the info! I have seen lipc-wait-event - it is quite useful in a script, but than something has to start this script and keep it running The same I think is true for linking with liblipc.so - my program has to be running and than it could register a handler and listen for the event (I will have to use upstart I think - unless there is a way to ask lipc to take care of my program lifetime). By editing a single line of /etc/lipc-daemon-events.conf I could easily avoid all of that, reduce memory footprint and simplify my code, so usage of lipc-daemon this time was intentional. Last edited by rupor; 10-01-2014 at 03:52 PM.