RESMGR_FLAG_ATTACH_LOCAL

Hi,
if I understand it correctly, if I set this flag and NULL path, I can get
“usual” resmgr with only exception:
resmgr_attach don’t call pathmgr_link, so it don’t register pathname.
I’ve got doubtful idea to use this approach e.g. to create private
temporary managers for selected clients :slight_smile:
But questions arise: 1) this flag is not documented. Is it deprecated to use
such a features ?
2) MAIN: how to open() ?
Show me right way, please :wink:
Regards,
Artem Smolenkov

There is no guarantee of this behaviour in the future (actually
there is a strong chance that this behaviour may not exist in
the future). That is the reason it is not documented. If you
wanted to create private temporary managers then you can write a
manager to manage the managers =;-)

Hope this helps,
Thomas

Artem Smolenkov <iskraDEL@delufacom.ru> wrote:

Hi,
if I understand it correctly, if I set this flag and NULL path, I can get
“usual” resmgr with only exception:
resmgr_attach don’t call pathmgr_link, so it don’t register pathname.
I’ve got doubtful idea to use this approach e.g. to create private
temporary managers for selected clients > :slight_smile:
But questions arise: 1) this flag is not documented. Is it deprecated to use
such a features ?
2) MAIN: how to open() ?
Show me right way, please > :wink:
Regards,
Artem Smolenkov

Thomas (toe-mah) Fletcher QNX Software Systems
thomasf@qnx.com Core OS Technology Group
(613)-591-0931 http://www.qnx.com/

Thank you !
I made a sort of manager you mean. It returns “object reference” (nd, pid,
chid, handle) to client,
client uses “handmade” open() and so on. I intended to make it look like
obj2 = obj1.CreateObj2(…).
CORBA affected :slight_smile:)
But now I see that I look for future problems this way.
Thank you again,
Artem

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There is no guarantee of this behaviour in the future (actually
there is a strong chance that this behaviour may not exist in
the future). That is the reason it is not documented. If you
wanted to create private temporary managers then you can write a
manager to manage the managers =;-)

Hope this helps,
Thomas