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Minor typo/grammar fixes in doc/commvis & sqlaccess

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Yorhel 2012-03-17 12:29:43 +01:00
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@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ integer and float is blurred.
Making my vision of modularity and ease of use a reality requires that any
session can easily communicate with an other session, even if they have a
vastly different implementation. To do this, we need a protocol to connect
multiple processes together, whether they run on a local machine or on over a
multiple processes together, whether they run on a local machine or over a
physical network.
=item Coding the stuff

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@ -274,7 +274,8 @@ Message passing schemes and libraries are available for many programming
languages and come in many different forms. For this article, I am going to
assume that an asynchronous and unbounded FIFO queue is used to pass around
messages, but most of the following discussion will apply to bounded queues as
well. I'll try to note the important differences between two where applicable.
well. I'll try to note the important differences between the two where
applicable.
A very simple and naive implementation of a message passing solution is given
below. Here I assume that C<queue_create()> will create a message queue (type