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    I don't disagree ...

    Yes, is true. You answer a question, I another.
    Best regards.
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    How many CPU's ?

    Well,

    A simple way to do this is read the /proc/....BLA...BLA/ directories to locate each CPU, because each CPU in system have they proper /proc/.. directory: I don't remember now how...
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    In begin, no matter nucleous number.

    You must think on MP even any number on machine nucleus. You will take advantage over machine waits. Y you want a isolates processes, you must use fork. If you only want a background processes, best...
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    fork & phtread

    Hello.
    When you pthread a function, you stay in same 'main' process, but under different 'process-id'. So, you share all resources between processes. A new 'pthreaded process' is not the chidren of...
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    Depends

    When all the processors are in same computer, obviusly use of lock tecnics is preferable, but if processors resides in differents computer, I think that the stuff is not a stuff and the db solution...
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    Use a DBMS

    Use a DBMS instead a regular file. (FireBird, by example).
    One procesor own the DBMS, and the others CONNECT to a Data Base via network or locally via localhost. Using SQL calls you can read/ from...
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    Hi! I'm actually developing a C routines...

    Hi!
    I'm actually developing a C routines (linux) that uses mutexes (up to 256) in shared memory to control up to 255 shared memory segments. If interested today how solve situations about these...
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