Sememu

Sememu provides a POSIX (IEEE 1003.1) compliant semaphore interface for Mac OS X. This makes it possible to use functions such as sem_init(), sem_destroy(), sem_wait() and sem_post() on Mac OS X systems.

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Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Mac, Server Operating Systems

Languages

English, Swedish

Intended Audience

Developers, Other Audience

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C Software Development Software

Registered

2003-12-15

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