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Receiving a Command
Any message, including commands or replies associated with an existing command,
can be received using
ams_receive().
When a new command message is received a new transaction (messid)
will be set up in the receiving task.
The path and messid associated with the command/reply are
returned.
See
`Sending a Command' for a discussion of the significance of the other
arguments of
ams_receive.
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AMS The Unix ADAM Message System
Starlink User Note 241
B D Kelly (ROE)
A J Chipperfield (RAL)
16 August 2001
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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