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Subject: mset(), mclear(), msleep() and mwakeup(): Where?
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4.4BSD mmap(MAP_HASSEMAPHORE) supposedly gives the ability to use
shared memory semaphores via mset(), mclear(), msleep() and mwakeup().
On page 491 and 492 Uresh Vahalia says that I can do these things.
Marshall McKusick and friends are silent on the subject.  So are
the man pages, and

  find /usr/src/sys -name \*.\[ch] -exec grep msleep {} \; -print

says nothing either.  Is Vahalia lying to me?

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Gardner Buchanan    <gbuchanan@sympatico.ca>
Ottawa, On