[question] Posix message queues and linux

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Does the linux kernel have support for posix
message queues? Does it even need to (IE is this
a user space issue)? What posix interfaces does
the kernel support? Or where can I go to find this
out by myself? I do know that the kernel has
facilities for Posix threads (linux threads),
posix shared memory, and posix real time signals
but thats all I can think of at the moment. Is there
anything else?

Thanks,
Mike Panetta

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