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Anonymous Pipes and IPC
An anonymous (or unnamed) pipe enables related processes to transfer
information back and forth as if they were reading from and writing to a file.
Typically, anonymous pipes are used for redirecting the standard input and output (I/O)
of a child process so that it can exchange data with its parent process.
To use an anonymous pipe, the parent process typically creates the pipe and
then allows its read and write handles to be inherited by a child process. The
parent process writes data to the pipe; the child process can read the data from
the other end of the pipe. Likewise, the child process can write data to the
pipe and the parent process can read the data from its end of the pipe. A parent
process can also create two or more child processes that inherit the read and
write handles to an anonymous pipe. Those child processes can use that pipe to
communicate between each other directly, without going through the parent
process.
Anonymous pipes cannot be used over a network, nor can they be used between
unrelated processes. For information about a pipe mechanism that can be used with
unrelated processes and over a network, see Named Pipes.
Key Point Anonymous pipes provide an efficient way to redirect standard I/O to child
processes on the same computer. For more information, see Pipes.
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