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ipcrmidexample is a placeholder name often used in documentation or examples to represent a unique identifier for an inter-process communication (IPC) resource. When working with IPC mechanisms in operating systems, such as message queues, semaphores, or shared memory segments, each resource is typically assigned a numeric identifier. This identifier is crucial for processes to access and manipulate these shared resources.

In practical scenarios, this identifier would be a specific integer value obtained through system calls like `ftok` or directly returned by functions that create IPC resources. For instance, `ipcrmidexample` might be used in a code snippet to illustrate how to remove a shared memory segment using the `shmctl` system call with the `IPC_RMID` command, where the first argument would be the actual IPC resource identifier.

The use of `ipcrmidexample` signifies a variable or a parameter that needs to be replaced with a concrete, valid IPC identifier relevant to the system and the specific resource being managed. It serves as a clear indicator that a specific ID is required for the operation to succeed. Developers would substitute this placeholder with the actual ID of the IPC object they intend to interact with.