Simon Fraser University

Using Named Pipes

The applications can be SAS sessions or other OS/2 applications. For example, using a named pipe you can use the PRINTTO procedure to direct the results from SAS procedures to another OS/2 application ...
Network World

Why you should use named pipes on Linux

Just about every Linux user is familiar with the process of piping data from one process to another using | signs. It provides an easy way to send output from one command to another and end up with ...
Linux Journal

Using Named Pipes (FIFOs) with Bash

It's hard to write a bash script of much import without using a pipe or two. Named pipes, on the other hand, are much rarer. Like un-named/anonymous pipes, named pipes provide a form of IPC ...
Ars Technica

Gzip; named pipes; and failing bash-fu

I am trying to use some data, but would prefer to store it in a compressed manner and then access it via a named pipe that is being decompressed to. E.g.: However, this does not complete. I don't ...
Simon Fraser University

Using Named Pipes

The applications can be SAS sessions or other Windows NT applications. For example, you can use the PRINTTO procedure to direct the results from SAS procedures to another Windows NT application, using ...