I\'m trying to make a Linux server running in Windows. Socket and file descriptor are treated the same in Linux.
I have a particular problem, I have some program that I cannot modify but that provides some functionality I\'d like to use inside office. So I am writing a plugin for Office that takes my document, e
I know chances are extremely low, but开发者_C百科 is there a way to see what a nohup-ed process has been outputting recently?
What\'s the use of the FileDescriptor class in Java ? We can only obtain开发者_Go百科 it with the getFD() methods on streams and then we can use the obtained FD to create another instance of, say, Fil
I am porting an audio mixer from directsound on Windows to alsa on Linux. I am polling on, let\'s say, 16 file descriptors using the system call \"poll\". Now i need to be able to abort the polling so
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I have an itching problem I know could be solved using many different ways, but I would still like to know if the following approach is possible in Python.
I have a question in mind. By convention, unix associates the file descriptor 0, 1, 2 for stdin, stdout, stderr on every process. Is the file, e.g. pointed开发者_Python百科 by stdin, shared by differe
I\'m working on a program that is using a pipe and forks and need to change the write end to an output file.But when I open a file the file descriptor is 0 which is usually stdin but which I think is
How do I get the file descriptor of a Java Datagram socket? I\'ve search开发者_StackOverflowed the web without any success.
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