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CYGSERVER_REQUEST_MSG and CYGSERVER_REQUEST_SEM. (admininstrator_group_sid): Add extern declaration. * cygserver_ipc.h: Rewrite. * cygserver_msg.h: New file. * cygserver_sem.h: New file. * cygserver_shm.h: More or less rewrite. * cygwin.din: Add msgctl, msgget, msgrcv, msgsnd, semctl, semget and semop. * msg.cc: Rewrite. * safe_memory.h: Remove. * sem.cc: Rewrite. * shm.cc: Rewrite. * include/cygwin/ipc.h: Use appropriate guard. (struct ipc_perm): Add seq. (IPCID_TO_IX): New define from BSD. (IPCID_TO_SEQ): Ditto. (IXSEQ_TO_IPCID): Ditto. (IPC_R): Ditto. (IPC_W): Ditto. (IPC_M): Ditto. * include/cygwin/msg.h: Use appropriate guard. #ifdef _KERNEL all stuff not explicitely defined by SUSv3. Use signed types in structs to match types used in BSD. (msgqnum_t): Define unsigned. (msglen_t): Ditto. (struct msqid_ds): Add msg_first and msg_last. (struct msginfo): Remove msgpool. Add msgssz and msgseg. * include/cygwin/sem.h: Use appropriate guard. #ifdef _KERNEL all stuff not explicitely defined by SUSv3. Use signed types in structs to match types used in BSD. (SEM_UNDO): Define appropriately. (struct semid_ds): Add sem_base. (struct seminfo): Add semmap and semusz. (SEM_A): New define from BSD. (SEM_R): Ditto. (SEM_ALLOC): Ditto. (union semun): Define. * include/cygwin/shm.h: Use appropriate guard. #ifdef _KERNEL all stuff not explicitely defined by SUSv3. Use signed types in structs to match types used in BSD. (SHMLBA): Define using cygwin_internal(CW_GET_SHMLBA) call. (struct shmid_ds): Add shm_internal. (struct shm_info): Rename shm_ids to used_ids as in BSD. Add define for shm_ids. * include/cygwin/sysproto.h: New file. * include/cygwin/version.h: Bump API minor number. * include/sys/ipc.h: New file. * include/sys/msg.h: New file. * include/sys/queue.h: New file from BSD. * include/sys/sem.h: New file. * include/sys/shm.h: New file. * include/sys/sysproto.h: New file.
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