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output string message to pipe
i am new to linux programming. can anyone answer my question?
there is one pipe file "my_pipe" prw-r--r-- 1 john rnd 32 Aug 17 19:45 my_pipe how to output string message (char*) to this pipe? which API should I use? 
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If you have opened the pipe via pipe system cmd then you must have access to 2 file descriptors which are read and write ends for pipe. You can write on the write end of pipe using the 'write' system call.
A better help would be Beej's guide for IPC. regards Apoorva Kumar
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thanks, will try it.
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If you already have a fifo file you don't have to do special things to write/read to/from this file. From the point of view of the process it is the ordinary file with write/read capabilities. If you want IPC you can at first create a pipe "in the memory" and use 2 descriptors to read/write.
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