> Just keep in mind that pipes are not asynchronous in Linux in applications

They are asynchronous. popen is just a wrapper that does the fork/exec
and fd set up work for you, pclose is fclose plus waiting for the child
to exit (which is kind of synchronous and catches people out now and then)

> started via popen(). So, if the client process wants to read from, say,
> stdin, that is OK. But you cannot use SIGIO on stdin. You will need to do

pipes support SIGIO in modern Linux, you may need to unmask it and turn 
FASYNC on.


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