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NN_INPROC(7) nanomsg 1.1.5 NN_INPROC(7) NAME nn_inproc - in-process transport mechanism SYNOPSIS #include <nanomsg/nn.h> #include <nanomsg/inproc.h> DESCRIPTION In-process transport allows to send messages between threads or modules in- side a process. In-process address is an arbitrary case-sensitive string preceded by inproc:// protocol specifier. All in-process addresses are vis- ible from any module within the process. They are not visible from outside of the process. The nature of in-process transport makes it easy to pass pointers between threads instead of actual data. This is, however, considered a bad applica- tion design and violates the scalable share-nothing architecture. If you do pass pointers among threads, synchronising thread access to shared data be- comes your responsibility. Such design also prevents moving the thread into different process or machine once the need arises. As a rule of the thumb, don't pass pointers among threads unless you know what you are doing. The overall buffer size for an inproc connection is determined by NN_RCVBUF socket option on the receiving end of the connection. NN_SNDBUF socket op- tion is ignored. In addition to the buffer, one message of arbitrary size will fit into the buffer. That way, even messages larger than the buffer can be transfered via inproc connection. EXAMPLE nn_bind (s1, "inproc://test"); nn_connect (s2, "inproc://test); SEE ALSO nn_ipc(7) nn_tcp(7) nn_bind(3) nn_connect(3) nanomsg(7) AUTHORS Martin Sustrik <sustrik@250bpm.com> 2018-10-15 NN_INPROC(7)
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