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     IPCRM(C)		      XENIX System V		      IPCRM(C)

     Name
	  ipcrm - Removes a message queue, semaphore set or shared
	  memory ID.

     Syntax
	  ipcrm [ options ]

     Description
	  ipcrm removes one or more specified messages, a semaphore or
	  shared memory identifiers.  The identifiers are specified by
	  the following options:

	  -q msqid    removes the message queue identifier msqid from
		      the system and destroys the message queue and
		      data structure associated with it.

	  -m shmid    removes the shared memory identifier shmid from
		      the system.  The shared memory segment and data
		      structure associated with it are destroyed after
		      the last detach.

	  -s semid    removes the semaphore identifier semid from the
		      system and destroys the set of semaphores and
		      data structure associated with it.

	  -Q msgkey   removes the message queue identifier, created
		      with key msgkey, from the system and destroys
		      the message queue and data structure associated
		      with it.

	  -M shmkey   removes the shared memory identifier, created
		      with key shmkey, from the system.	 The shared
		      memory segment and data structure associated
		      with it are destroyed after the last detach.

	  -S semkey   removes the semaphore identifier, created with
		      key semkey, from the system and destroys the set
		      of semaphores and data structure associated with
		      it.

	  The details of the removes are described in msgctl(S),
	  shmctl(S), and semctl(S).  The identifiers and keys may be
	  found by using ipcs(C).

     See Also
	  ipcs(C), msgctl(S), msgget(S), msgop(S), semctl(S),
	  semget(S), semop(S), shmctl(S), shmget(S), shmop(S)

     Note
	  ipcrm cannot be used to remove semaphores created using
	  creatsem(S) or to remove shared memory created using
	  sdget(S).

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