As we know fd(file descriptor,an int to be exact) is per process,that is,the same file opened in different processes may have different fd.
Executing a script with stdout redirected to a file. So /proc/$$/fd/1 should point to that file (since stdout fileno is 1). However, actual fd of the file is 11. Please, explain, why.
I\'m writing a cgi program for my small webserver. That program then forks to create a child. As far as I know, parent and its children share the same file descriptor, so I expected to see the child\'
I am new to android programming and have found myself stuckI have been researching various ways to stream live video from phone to phone and seem to have it mostly functional, except of course the mos
In the following snippet i am redirecting the output of the ls command to input of wc -l which works perfectly .Now i also want to redirect the output of ls command to a file named \"beejoutput.txt\"
I have a program \"Sample\" which takes input both from stdin and a non-standard file descriptor (3 or 4) as shown below
I want to write a c program in which i create multiple child processes and redirect their inputs and outputs to different file descriptors .I goo开发者_开发知识库gled a lot but couldn\'t find relevant
I want to create a file descriptor in C whose value i will specify in code. I have a integer variable which specifies the value of file descriptor to be created. For e开发者_如何学Cxample i may need a
In Mark Sobell\'s A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming, Second Edition he writes (p. 432):
So i\'m trying to make a server that listens on multiple ports. I\'m having trouble getting my head around select.
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