Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
differentiate between named & unnamed pipe.
- 11 Answers
- 93663 Views
- Cisco, IIT, ISEC, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / sri
Unnamed pipe:
1) These are created by the shell automatically.
2) They exists in the kernel.
3) They can not be accesses by any process, including the
process that creates it.
4) They are opened at the time of creation only.
5) They are unidirectional.
Named Pipe:( also called FIFO, First In FIrst Out)
1) They are created programatically using the command mkfifo.
2) They exists in the file system with a given file name.
3) They can be viewed and accessed by any two un-related
processes. ls cmd shows "p" in the permission bits for a
named pipe.
4) They are not opened while creation.
5) They are Bi-directinoal.
6) A process writing a named pipe blocks until there is a
process that reads that data.
7) Broken pipe error occurs when the writing process closes
the named pipe while another reading process reads it.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 173 Yes | 21 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
win 3.1 is a
why unix commands simpler rather than complex task
Explain about Inodes?
In detail elaborate the system? What is driver?
what is output mkvg pvname
If Media Server fails. What are the steps to be followed? Can anyone please reply for this question Thanks, Ganesh
what is the time for incident, problem and change management tickets?
What is ant_build.sh? Have u seen that file?
What are the main differences between Apache 1.x and 2.x?
what is difference between milestone and run-levels in Solaris ?
. Using sed and grep, write a command which lists files and directories with following properties: (i) created in 1999 (ii) with user's as owner and group
I am new to Unix and Unix Shell scripting could you guide me on how to go about these subjects and where to start from with concern to Oracle?. I also would like to know where does UNIX shell Scripting help in terms of development of a application in Oracle? I have no clue in the subject so do help me. Thank You Neelima
What are the events done by the Kernel after a process is being swapped out from the main memory?
What is YACC?
Which is the most commonly used replacement algorithm?
