C++ InterProcess Communication API

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CIPC is an application programmer interface (API) for interprocess communication. CIPC includes classes for: File and Record Locking, Token Creation, UNIX Processes, Semaphores, Shared Memory, Sockets, and HTTP and WEBDAV clients and servers.

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