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You might try memory mapped files to share memory between processes.  I
would
think this would be faster, haven't tried it.

Saeed Choudhary <saeed.choudhary@burnsos.com> wrote in article
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> We have a "system" which produces files then moves them around. The
problem
> is that when the program which creates the files finishes ( and has
> produced a file ) the next part of the process which moves does not see
the
> file for some time !!!!. As a work around we have put code in that sits
> there and loops around polling for the file. Which is a bit crap.  Does
> anyone know of a way around this problem with the file system on NT 3.51
> 
> Please can you cc your response to:-
> saeed.choudhary@burnsos.com 
> 
> as pretty sure that will not get much time to look at news groups for 
next
> two weeks and then I'm out of here!
> 
> Yours 
> 
> Saeed A Choudhary
> Burns Opens Systems ( well until May 30 !!! )
> Mansion House
> Manchester Road 
> Altrincham
> WA14 4RJ
> www.burnsos.com
> :-) 
> 

thanks Edward, but one thing I forgot to mentions was the prog we spawn
that creates the file is third party and we have no control over the way it
works. Oh the woes of system integration !

your
Saeed 



Edward Llewellyn <micki@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
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> 
> You might try memory mapped files to share memory between processes.  I
> would
> think this would be faster, haven't tried it.
>