Re: Redirecting Output for a fork()'d Process
Re: Redirecting Output for a fork()'d Process
- Subject: Re: Redirecting Output for a fork()'d Process
- From: David Alger <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 15:13:43 -0500
| Thanks Dair, however I decide not to use pipes for various reasons I can't remember right now. I have every thing figured out and working now, so thanks for all the help/responses from everybody.
Regards, David Alger On Apr 13, 2007, at 7:44 AM, Dair Grant wrote: David Alger wrote:
Thanks for the quick and helpful responses. I have this figured out now and also have simpler code as well. Just for the record here's what I came up with for the forking code.
Hi David,
There is a command-line wrapper, NTask, available in Nano which might be a useful reference:
The approach I take is to connect the stdio streams between child/parent using a pipe, which allows you to pass data both ways (child can read from stdin, and receive data the parent wrote to the relevant pipe).
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