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Ipc - Pipes

This C program demonstrates interprocess communication using pipes. The parent process prompts the user to enter a number, writes that number to a pipe, and the child process reads from the pipe and prints whether the number is even or odd. The parent and child processes exchange information through the pipe to communicate the number and the result.

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Ipc - Pipes

This C program demonstrates interprocess communication using pipes. The parent process prompts the user to enter a number, writes that number to a pipe, and the child process reads from the pipe and prints whether the number is even or odd. The parent and child processes exchange information through the pipe to communicate the number and the result.

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INTERPROCESS COMMUNICATION USING PIPES
#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
Intpid,ppid,pdes[2],n,a;
Printf(\n IPC using pipes);
if(pipe(pdes==-1)
{
printf(\n No error);
exit(1);
}
else
{
pid=fork();
if(pid==-1)
printf(\nThe Error is in progress);
else
if(pid)
{
close(pdes[0]);
printf(\n Process id %d,getppid());
printf(\n Process id %d,getpid());
printf(\n Enter the number of processes:);
scanf(%d,&a);
write(pdes[1],&a,sizeof(a));
}
else
{
close(pdes[1]);
open(pdes[0]);
read(pdes[0],&n,sizeof(n));
if(n%2==0)
printf(\n Number %d is even,n);
else
printf(\n Number %d is odd,n);
}} }
OUTPUT:
[cse2a@sys-do8~] $ vipipe.c
[cse2a@sys-do8~] $ cc pipe.c
[cse2a@sys-do8~] $ ./a.out
IPC using pipes
Process id 7383
Process id 13229
Number of processes:6
IPC using pipes
Number 6 is even

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