I'm making a Perl program, and someone else is writing a C++ program,
and both will run on the same MS-Windows machine at the same time.
What is a good way to have the two programs communicate?
I'm asking because until now I've only programmed for Linux machines,
and I used to use named pipes for IPC (Interprocess communication)
because they were easy to use and made the Perl programs much shorter
than with TCP/IP sockets.
Does MS-Windows support named pipes in a similar way to Linux? Are there
any modules that you would recommend for Windows IPC?
Thanks,
- Karjala
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