Program for Inter-Process Communication using pipe() function смотреть онлайн

In this lecture on Inter Process communication using pipe, you will learn how to pass messages between two processes using open.
pipe() function creates a unidirectional pipe for IPC. On success it return two file descriptors pipefd[0] and pipefd[1]. pipefd[0] is the reading end of the pipe. So, the process which will receive the data should use this file descriptor. pipefd[1] is the writing end of the pipe. So, the process that wants to send the data should use this file descriptor.

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Reference Videos:
1. IPC using pipe(): https://youtu.be/A7KRVxgnzZQ
2. IPC using named pipes: https://youtu.be/NHs42-rJeWU
3. IPC using Shared memory: https://youtu.be/Yb6pc_OU5x8
4. IPC using message queues: https://youtu.be/fjJliu9iViw
5. IPC using popen: https://youtu.be/lKdEgJAk27Q

Tools Required:
1. Linux environment
2. Basic knowledge of C Language
3. gcc compiler installed

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