Inter Process Communication
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A true zero-copy inter-process-communication (IPC) middleware for high-performance data transfer between processes.
A true zero-copy inter-process-communication (IPC) middleware for high-performance data transfer between processes.
Native Go bindings for the D-Bus message bus system with a Go-like API.
Simplified IPC communication for Electron apps with request-response pattern support.
A cross-platform C/C++ library for starting, stopping, and communicating with external programs via their standard streams.
A protocol-oriented, type-safe, thread-safe, and memory-safe notification center for Swift.
A metapackage containing standard ROS 2 message and service interface definitions for inter-stack communication.
A robust inter-process and inter-machine lockfile utility for Node.js that works reliably on local and network file systems.
A ROS 2 middleware implementation using iceoryx for zero-copy inter-process communication via shared memory.
Lua bindings for ZeroMQ 2.x, enabling high-performance message passing between distributed applications.
Erlang port driver that wraps the nanomsg C library, enabling Erlang systems to communicate with nanomsg endpoints.
A thread-safe, asynchronous messaging system for communication between classes and layers in Delphi applications.
A Swift toolkit for passing messages between iOS apps and extensions using shared App Groups and Darwin Notifications.
Standardized message and service interface definitions for ROS 2 client libraries and core system components.
Pure OCaml implementation of the Xen vchan protocol for fast inter-domain communication using shared memory.
An adapter-based PHP library for serializing and deserializing PHP data structures to various formats.
Delphi library for high-capacity named pipe communication with support for large data packets and blocking modes.
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