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The first. Except the kernel writes to the buffers. A process can call msg_send_to to send a message to a specific process but has no direct access to the buffers of other processes.
These routines are the first part of my implementation (chessmaster moved them into the file so its shown as his commit) but they are missing a possibility for sending a message to a specific process.
With msg_queue_reg you register a part of the memory as a message queue so the OS can deliver the messages. A global message queue would make it impossible to determine if a message has been read by all running processes. But I think we need to make the queue longer (eg. 32 or 64 words).
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To enable inter-process-communication and notifications there should be a message queue for the applications.
-> each process has a buffer that any other proccess can write to, which is read by the buffer owning process
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