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Interprocess communication
Posted by ubuntuv (ubuntuv), 23 February 2006
Sir,I am getting started in TCL. Here is my problem, plz, reply
I invoked a number of subprocesses(not forking). I have to communicate through all the processes to and from the main program.
I think, using Open command will be a good idea. From parent process I can able to use puts and gets from the file descriptor. But, from subprocess, I dont know, how I can read the message from the main program.
thanQ
Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 26 February 2006
There are several ways of starting other processes. I understand that you are not using forks. Please tell me what you are using (and perhaps post a few lines of code as a sample) so that I can give you an appropriate answer.This page is a thread posted to the opentalk forum
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