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Subject: Re: Named pipes and Next
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Date: 13 Sep 90 16:49:29 GMT
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In article <ERAN.90Sep11153920@adelbert12.stanford.edu> eran@adelbert12.stanford.edu (eran yehudai) writes:
>
>Is there a *simple* way of creating an effective pipe between two
>independent processes? The Speaker Listener mechanism sounds about
>right, but I'd rather not go into objective C.
>Any ideas?

Yes, you use named sockets using the socket and bind commands found in your
lovely man pages.
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