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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Interprocess Communication. OBJECTIVES. Upon completion of this chapter, you will be able to: Describe the Windows interprocess communication mechanisms Describe the different capabilities of anonymous pipes, named pipes, and mailslots

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Files

Files. System Calls for File System. Accessing files Open, read, write, lseek, close Creating files Create, mknod. System Calls for File System. Manipulation & Navigation Chdir, chroot, chown, chmod, stat, fstat Special file and operations Pipes, dup

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4061 Session 13 (2/27)

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Agenda

Agenda. Redirection: Purpose Redirection Facts How to redirecting stdin, stdout, stderr in a program Pipes: Using Pipes Named Pipes. Redirection. We have learned in Unix and Linux how to redirect stdin , stdout and stderr : < or 0< - redirect stdin to command

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Agenda

Agenda. Redirection: Purpose Redirection Facts How to redirecting stdin, stdout, stderr in a program Pipes: Using Pipes Named Pipes. Redirection. We have learned in Unix and Linux how to redirect stdin , stdout and stderr : < or 0< - redirect stdin to command

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Named Pipes

Named Pipes. Kinds of IPC. Mutexes/Conditional Variables/Semaphores Pipes Named pipes Signals Shared memory Messages Sockets. Named Pipes. A pipe is a unidirectional buffer between two processes handled by the kernel A pipe has a file descriptor, just like a file

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