1. RE: J. Browns Pipe library error
Try using os_close() on the last three values returned from popen. These
would be pin, pout, and perr in your code.
>From: Chris Burch <chriscrylex at aol.com>
>Subject: J. Browns Pipe library error
>
>Hi
>
>Try this
>
>--with trace
>include graphics.e
>include pipeio.e
>
>sequence line
>clear_screen()
>
>puts(1, "Debug 1\n")
>
>sequence data
>integer pid, pin, pout, perr
>object c
>
>while(1) do
>
>data = popen("/home/crylex/euphoria/bin/exu", {"./subprocess1.exu"})
>--data = popen("/bin/echo", {"Hello", "jobby"})
>
>pid = data[1]
>pin = data[2]
>pout = data[3]
>perr = data[4]
>
>puts(1,"Debug 2\n")
>
>c = os_read(pout, 256)
>
>puts(1,"Debug 3\n")
>
>if atom(c) then
> printf(1, "Failed on read with error %x", os_errno)
> abort(1)
>end if
>
>puts(1, c)
>
>--have to stop the program in order to see the output!
>--line = gets(0)
>
>VOID = os_kill(pid, 15)
>--close(pout)
>
>end while
>
>
>Eventually you'll get Errno = 24
>
>Little c prog to get errno string gives
>
>Too many open files
>
>Doesn't seem to be a way to close open pipes in this lib (is an os_close
>function, but this needs a handle, and can't see any way of getting a
>handle)
>
>Any ideas anyone
>
>Regards
>
>Chris
>
2. RE: J. Browns Pipe library error
Hi
Nope, doesn't work. Quote. Still get too many files open. Already tried
that 
Chris
Elliott S. de Andrade wrote:
>
>
> Try using os_close() on the last three values returned from popen. These
>
> would be pin, pout, and perr in your code.
>
> >From: Chris Burch <chriscrylex at aol.com>
> >Reply-To: EUforum at topica.com
> >To: EUforum at topica.com
> >Subject: J. Browns Pipe library error
> >Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 15:08:33 +0000
> >
> >Hi
> >
> >Try this
> >
> >--with trace
> >include graphics.e
> >include pipeio.e
> >
> >sequence line
> >clear_screen()
> >
> >puts(1, "Debug 1\n")
> >
> >sequence data
> >integer pid, pin, pout, perr
> >object c
> >
> >while(1) do
> >
> >data = popen("/home/crylex/euphoria/bin/exu", {"./subprocess1.exu"})
> >--data = popen("/bin/echo", {"Hello", "jobby"})
> >
> >pid = data[1]
> >pin = data[2]
> >pout = data[3]
> >perr = data[4]
> >
> >puts(1,"Debug 2\n")
> >
> >c = os_read(pout, 256)
> >
> >puts(1,"Debug 3\n")
> >
> >if atom(c) then
> > printf(1, "Failed on read with error %x", os_errno)
> > abort(1)
> >end if
> >
> >puts(1, c)
> >
> >--have to stop the program in order to see the output!
> >--line = gets(0)
> >
> >VOID = os_kill(pid, 15)
> >--close(pout)
> >
> >end while
> >
> >
> >Eventually you'll get Errno = 24
> >
> >Little c prog to get errno string gives
> >
> >Too many open files
> >
> >Doesn't seem to be a way to close open pipes in this lib (is an os_close
> >function, but this needs a handle, and can't see any way of getting a
> >handle)
> >
> >Any ideas anyone
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >Chris
> >
>
