, on 11/22/98
at 05:46 AM, dallasii@kincyb.com said:
>Question for Steve Lavine:
>I think you raised the question whether queue's and named pipes were the
>same. I think you said you had worked with named pipes before. Do you or
>anyone else out there remember if named pipes were one way only? Program
OS/2 pipes, unlike UNIX, are inherently bidirectional. The API functions
are:
DosCallNPipe
DosClose
DosCreateNPipe
DosConnectNPipe
DosDisConnectNPipe
DosDupHandle
DosOpen
DosPeekNPipe
DosQueryNPHState
DosQueryNPipeInfo
DosQueryNPipeSemState
DosRead
DosResetBuffer
DosSetNPHState
DosSetNPipeSem
DosTransactNPipe
DosWaitNPipe
DosWrite
There are REXX libraries that provide access to these API's.
Queues and pipe are not the same. I RTFM. The API fuctions are:
DosCloseQueue
DosCreateQueue
DosOpenQueue
DosPeekQueue
DosPurgeQueue
DosQueryQueue
DosReadQueue
DosWriteQueue
Steven
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