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Python Multiprocess Non-blocking Intercommunication Using Pipes

Python Multiprocess Non-blocking Intercommunication Using Pipes

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Is it possible to receive process intercommunications using Pipes in a non-blocking fashion? Consid… Read more Python Multiprocess Non-blocking Intercommunication Using Pipes
Python: Send Command To Mplayer Under Slave Mode

Python: Send Command To Mplayer Under Slave Mode

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I'm trying to send command via pipe to mplayer when running it under slave mode like this: impo… Read more Python: Send Command To Mplayer Under Slave Mode
Python Subprocess Multiple Stdin.write And Stdout.read

Python Subprocess Multiple Stdin.write And Stdout.read

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Thanks for taking time to answer the question. I am playing around with Python 3.4 and I have two s… Read more Python Subprocess Multiple Stdin.write And Stdout.read
Using Python Popen To Read The Last Line

Using Python Popen To Read The Last Line

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I have a simple python program: test.py: import time for i in range(100000): print i time.s… Read more Using Python Popen To Read The Last Line
Passing A Pipe/connection As Context Arg To Multiprocessing Pool.apply_async()

Passing A Pipe/connection As Context Arg To Multiprocessing Pool.apply_async()

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I want to use pipes to talk to the process instances in my pool, but I'm getting an error: Let … Read more Passing A Pipe/connection As Context Arg To Multiprocessing Pool.apply_async()
Piped Python Script Takes 100% Of Cpu When Reading From Broken Pipe

Piped Python Script Takes 100% Of Cpu When Reading From Broken Pipe

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I have two Python scripts running on an Ubuntu Linux machine. The 1st one sends all its output into… Read more Piped Python Script Takes 100% Of Cpu When Reading From Broken Pipe