libshbuf implements a new kind of IPC: the "shared buffer", a faster, more flexible replacement for standard Unix FIFOs. It offers the following advantages: - Normally better latency and throughput - Full access to the buffer at any time - Connecting processes need not to be children of each other - Arbitrary buffer lengths - Memory mapped - "Backlog" The implementation is based on SysV shared memory, semaphores and message queues. It makes use of POSIX pthreads. WWW: http://libshbuf.sourceforge.net/ sd-ports-gnome' title='freebsd-ports-gnome Git repository'/>

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	Commit message (Expand)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	- Update to 0.28	miwi	2009-01-11	4	-15/+10
*	- Remove duplicates from MAKE_ENV after inclusion of CC and CXX in default MA...	pav	2008-07-25	1	-1/+1
*	- Update to 0.27	rafan	2007-12-20	2	-5/+5
*	Update to 0.26.	okazaki	2007-08-28	2	-5/+5
*	- Update to 0.25	miwi	2007-01-16	6	-19/+69
*	SHA256ify	edwin	2006-01-22	1	-0/+1
*	- Update to 0.24 [1]	jylefort	2005-09-04	2	-8/+6
*	Update to 0.23.	thierry	2005-05-30	3	-9/+11
*	- Update to 0.22	vanilla	2005-03-13	3	-13/+12
*	- Update to 0.21	pav	2005-02-03	3	-65/+297
*	- Update to 0.20	pav	2004-07-31	4	-28/+7
*	- Add a vendor patch that corrects a problem with sendfile(2)	krion	2004-04-10	2	-0/+20
*	- Update to 0.19.2	krion	2004-03-28	6	-42/+27
*	- Fix a possible signal handling race condition.	krion	2004-03-25	3	-0/+27
*	- Update to version 0.18	krion	2004-02-28	3	-14/+11