certainly just like the few C funcs I put it the other day... might be interesting for the kernel... François. En réponse à Nathan Whitehorn <nathan.whitehorn@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > > * Node Monitoring: > > > Basically the two functions watch_node() and stop_watching(), but > > > > who > > > does the actual work? Is there a Node Monitor (the BeBook > > > mentions > > > something like this)? ...? > > > > That's handled by the notify_listener() function - the file system > > calls that function (a kernel function), and it will somehow trigger > > > the notification of all watching messengers. > > AFAIK the kernel has no knowledge about BMessages, so it must be > > handled by some upper layer - I guess it's either the app_server or > > the > > registrar, but I dunno. > > I think it may have just enough knowledge to do this. The app_server, > for instance, has its own internal BMessage code. > -Nathan > > > -- > Fortune Cookie Says: > > As far as we know, our computer has never had an undetected error. > -- Weisert > > >