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How much data willa Linux pipe buffer? Can a linux pipe buffer size configurable?
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How much data can a Linux pipe buffer? Is this configurable?
And does it make a difference if both ends of the pipe are in the same process, but different threads?
Please note: this "same process, two threads" question is a theoretical side bar, the real question is about buffering.
linux multithreading linux-kernel pipe ipc
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
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How much data can a Linux pipe buffer? Is this configurable?
And does it make a difference if both ends of the pipe are in the same process, but different threads?
Please note: this "same process, two threads" question is a theoretical side bar, the real question is about buffering.
linux multithreading linux-kernel pipe ipc
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
man 7 pipefrom a shell will answer many of your questions.
– Shawn
Mar 25 at 5:21
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How much data can a Linux pipe buffer? Is this configurable?
And does it make a difference if both ends of the pipe are in the same process, but different threads?
Please note: this "same process, two threads" question is a theoretical side bar, the real question is about buffering.
linux multithreading linux-kernel pipe ipc
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
How much data can a Linux pipe buffer? Is this configurable?
And does it make a difference if both ends of the pipe are in the same process, but different threads?
Please note: this "same process, two threads" question is a theoretical side bar, the real question is about buffering.
linux multithreading linux-kernel pipe ipc
linux multithreading linux-kernel pipe ipc
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
asked Mar 25 at 3:51
Mark GerolimatosMark Gerolimatos
1,2321326
1,2321326
man 7 pipefrom a shell will answer many of your questions.
– Shawn
Mar 25 at 5:21
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man 7 pipefrom a shell will answer many of your questions.
– Shawn
Mar 25 at 5:21
man 7 pipe from a shell will answer many of your questions.– Shawn
Mar 25 at 5:21
man 7 pipe from a shell will answer many of your questions.– Shawn
Mar 25 at 5:21
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As per "ulimit -a" (thanks to an out-of-band suggestion), is very small, about 512 bytes.
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As per "ulimit -a" (thanks to an out-of-band suggestion), is very small, about 512 bytes.
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As per "ulimit -a" (thanks to an out-of-band suggestion), is very small, about 512 bytes.
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As per "ulimit -a" (thanks to an out-of-band suggestion), is very small, about 512 bytes.
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As per "ulimit -a" (thanks to an out-of-band suggestion), is very small, about 512 bytes.
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