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In computing, Inter-process communication (IPC) is a set of techniques for the exchange of data among multiple threads in one or more processes. Processes may be running on one or more computers connected by a network. IPC techniques are divided into ......
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Linux Inter-Process Communication Inter-Process Communication The types of inter process communication are: Signals - Sent by other processes or the kernel to a specific process to indicate various conditions. Pipes - Unnamed pipes set up by the shell ......
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The command "echo hello world" wrote "hello world" into the pipe, the same was read out using the file descriptor returned by popen. If second argument was "w" that is the process is going to write into the pipe then the read file descriptor is changed to...
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In the last post we saw the how to create pipes for communication between processes in linux. One of the major disadvantage of pipes is that the they can not be accesed using their names by any other process other than child and the parent as they do not ...
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Inter-Process Communication (IPC)Process AProcess BBy RavindraRajuKolahalam ... Transcript 1. Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Process A Process B By RavindraRajuKolahalam...
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Inter-Process Communication - Part II By Hiran Ramankutty I hope everyone enjoyed Part I of this article, where we had an introductory discussion of IPC mechanisms and then continued with detailed descriptions of mechanisms such as pipes, fifos and shared...
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Inter-Process Communication - Part 1 By Hiran Ramankutty Scope The purpose of this article is to get the readers familiar with the different mechanisms that are available for communicating between two or more processes. This may also serve as a tutorial f...
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Overview Chromium has a multi-process architecture which means that we have a lot of processes communicating with each other. Our main inter-process communication primitive is the named pipe. On Linux & OS X, we use a socketpair(). A named pipe is ......