Programming with Pipes in Linux
Video demonstration of using pipes for Inter-Process Communication (IPC) in Linux. The video demonstrates the use of the following system calls: pipe, fork, exec, and dup2. The demonstration essentially illustrates the process that a Linux shell would use to pipe data from one process to another
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