Flushing a message queue
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 Flushing a message queue Is there a way to flush a message queue obtained from msgget? I realize I could loop in a msgrcv until no more messages exist but was wondering if a call exists that I am missing to just flush the entire queue. Thanks in advance.      |
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01-05-2008, 11:56 AM
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| Re: Flushing a message queue soccertl wrote: > Is there a way to flush a message queue obtained from msgget? > > I realize I could loop in a msgrcv until no more messages exist but was > wondering if a call exists that I am missing to just flush the entire > queue. > > Thanks in advance. BTW, this is for AIX 5.3. |
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