Multiple File Descriptors
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Can we open a file with two different open() system calls?
My purpose is to write something into the file with the first file descriptor and to read something from the file with the second descriptor.
files filesystem
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Can we open a file with two different open() system calls?
My purpose is to write something into the file with the first file descriptor and to read something from the file with the second descriptor.
files filesystem
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Goktug
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Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simpleCorwhatever your favorite language of the day isprogram.
– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30
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Can we open a file with two different open() system calls?
My purpose is to write something into the file with the first file descriptor and to read something from the file with the second descriptor.
files filesystem
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
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Can we open a file with two different open() system calls?
My purpose is to write something into the file with the first file descriptor and to read something from the file with the second descriptor.
files filesystem
files filesystem
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
1136
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
1136
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
1136
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
1136
asked Nov 24 at 18:12
Goktug
1136
1136
1
Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simpleCorwhatever your favorite language of the day isprogram.
– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30
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Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simpleCorwhatever your favorite language of the day isprogram.
– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30
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Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simple
C or whatever your favorite language of the day is program.– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simple
C or whatever your favorite language of the day is program.– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30
add a comment |
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Yes.
Simple example in Bash:
$ touch foo
$ exec 3<foo 4>foo
$ echo hello >&4
$ cat <&3
hello
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
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Yes.
Simple example in Bash:
$ touch foo
$ exec 3<foo 4>foo
$ echo hello >&4
$ cat <&3
hello
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
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Yes.
Simple example in Bash:
$ touch foo
$ exec 3<foo 4>foo
$ echo hello >&4
$ cat <&3
hello
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
wjandrea
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up vote
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Yes.
Simple example in Bash:
$ touch foo
$ exec 3<foo 4>foo
$ echo hello >&4
$ cat <&3
hello
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
wjandrea
7,96042258
Yes.
Simple example in Bash:
$ touch foo
$ exec 3<foo 4>foo
$ echo hello >&4
$ cat <&3
hello
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
wjandrea
7,96042258
answered Nov 24 at 20:38
wjandrea
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answered Nov 24 at 20:38
wjandrea
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answered Nov 24 at 20:38
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Have you actually tried anything yet to test this? Should be a simple
Corwhatever your favorite language of the day isprogram.– Doug O'Neal
Nov 24 at 18:23
you are right, I handled it.
– Goktug
Nov 24 at 20:30