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01-15-2006
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Can FD's be shared between threads?
Hello,
Can a FD (file desc.) from a pipe(...); call be shared between a thread? / Henrik 
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01-16-2006
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I should think so... Threads share memory don't they?
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01-16-2006
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threads which work out on the same address space do share the memory. In addition to that they share, File/Socket descriptors Signal handling Current working directory UID/GID
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