I have noticed that sizzeof() on my program structure is different on x86 and x64 platform. This is becaue of bytes padding. Due to one requirement (where my application talks between cross arch m/c),
I\'m trying to record the output of a command with post processing to clean things up (like removing ansi escape codes to a file while outputing the command to screen)
It seems these 2 IPC mechanisms are very similar with each other, is there any difference be开发者_如何学编程tween them?I think the introductions to each mechanism on MSDN answers this:
Ok here\'s the scenario. Let\'s say i got a php script that is supposed to wait for certain information to become available , and i figured it\'d be a nice solution if i could make this script block i
I am trying to create a named pipe server to write to the pipe without the client. What I am trying to do is
This is what I\'ve got: # Examples: #logman-parse --pipe=[/path/to/pipe] --mail=[mail address] #logman-parse --pipe=/etc/pipes/critical --mail=root@domain.net
I have a named pipe server and client. (Doing this in VC++). Server does CreateNamedPipe ConnectNamedPipe
Kind of like: -e /path/to/file or die \"file doesn\'t exist\"; Is i开发者_如何学Ct possible to do something like:
I need to spawn a child process and talk to it over STD IO. I want to use named pipes to do so. The application that I am writing (which spawns the process) is in C++.
I\'m trying to make a log analyser using perl. The analyser would run 24/7 in the background on an AIX server and read from pipes that syslog directs logs to (from the entire network). Basically:
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