My guess is that you're getting a sigpipe. If you try to write to a pipe that has no reader attached, you'll get that and it could close one program. open it rw on one end, or figure out a better syncronization strategy, and that should solve the pipe problem. You could also set up a signal handler to test if thats happening.
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