package named-pipe

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Bindings for named pipes

Install

Dune Dependency

Authors

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Sources

named-pipe-0.4.0.tbz
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Description

Named pipes are used on Windows for local (and remote) IPC. Where a Unix system would use a Unix domain socket, a Windows system will probably used a named pipe.

Published: 10 Nov 2016

README

OCaml bindings for named pipes

Named pipes are used on Windows for local (and remote) IPC. Where a Unix system would use a Unix domain socket, a Windows system will probably used a named pipe.

Example

To build:

oasis setup
make

To run a server:

./_build/src/pipecat.native -l \\\\.\\pipe\\mynamedpipe

To run a client:

./_build/src/pipecat.native \\\\.\\pipe\\mynamedpipe

Notes

Named pipes have a number of significant differences to Unix domain sockets to be careful. These bindings attempt to disable remote connections and disable security context impersonation but there may be other issues.

Dependencies (9)

  1. cmdliner
  2. base-unix
  3. lwt >= "2.4.7" & < "5.0.0"
  4. base-bytes
  5. ocb-stubblr build & >= "0.1.0"
  6. topkg build & >= "0.8.1"
  7. ocamlbuild build & >= "0.9.3"
  8. ocamlfind build
  9. ocaml >= "3.12.1"

Dev Dependencies (1)

  1. alcotest with-test & >= "0.4.0"

Used by (5)

  1. datakit
  2. datakit-github < "0.9.0"
  3. protocol-9p = "0.5.2" | >= "0.7.2" & < "0.12.1"
  4. protocol-9p-unix < "0.12.1"
  5. vpnkit < "0.2.0"

Conflicts

None

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