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C Q&A » stdin » process

1. Redirect stdin in C program to another process stackoverflow.com

I have a C program, and I'd like to have it filter all its input with tr. So, I'd like to start up tr as a child process, redirect my stdin ...

2. Check if process has a stdin handle bytes.com

Nikos Chantziaras wrote On 08/01/07 09:50,: Hello. > Is there a way to check if the current process has an stdin handle? In the win32 API, one can do: > _eof(_fileno(stdin)) > Crucial here is that the above doesn't block. Is there a standard way to do the same without resorting to OS-specific API calls? What is a "stdin handle," and ...

3. process records from stdin forums.devshed.com

Hello, I have this problem. I have this log file which is continiously written. I tail out into another process to parse these records and write a tab delimited file. here is the command tail -f /logs/access_log | ./parser.o In the parser.c I have this code .... .... .... while(endFlg == 0) { ... ... ... do { // If End ...

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