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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to Call external function in .C or .So (Shared Object) Post 302421564 by Corona688 on Friday 14th of May 2010 07:02:02 PM
Old 05-14-2010
Bash builtins really aren't that difficult code-wise. The parameter list is a simple linked list instead of an array. But you can't build them without building bash itself.

I've been experimenting with a bash builtin which creates arbitrary anonymous pipes... The behavior's interesting. Since the shell's holding it open, it doesn't block like a named pipe when you redirect into it. If it's not full, it doesn't block even when you write to it. This is of course the definition of a buffer, but it's interesting to have it happen when you haven't created your reader yet. Some useful concurrency could happen there. There might be some communication arrangements doable with this that'd be impossible with a named pipe since the shell can't open both ends at the same time.
 

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NAME

       GStreamer::Object -  Base class for the GStreamer object hierarchy

HIERARCHY

	 Glib::Object
	 +----GStreamer::Object

METHODS

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	   The name of the object

SIGNALS

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       parent-unset (GStreamer::Object, GStreamer::Object)
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