David T. Lewis wrote:

 

> If you want a Squeak server to talk to your 'C process' through OS

> pipes, you can do this with class PipeableOSProcess. You need to load

> the packages OSProcess and CommandShell from SqueakMap (PipeableOSProcess

> is in the CommandShell package). If your 'C process' interacts with

> the world through stdin and stdout streams, this would be a reasonable

> thing to do. This only works on Unix/Linux, but it would be fine for

> your Linux server.

 

David. I'm not sure this does what I want. I think it only deals with
unnamed OS pipes and not named pipes. However, I think I can treat names
pipes just like they were files except I need to do an fcntl or equiv to
ensure non-blocking reads. Have you, or anybody else done this before?

 

Bob


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