Hi,
I fixed it. I did numerous things, but in the end (I am not entirely
certain if this was all I did though) it seems that (atleast part of)
the problem was due to using a fixed buffer size for the read/write
channel operations in the callbacks.
When I started dynamically allocating the buffer b
Hi,
Why don't you include the code... probably a part of it... Make
sure you are not deadlocking (reading a pipe at both ends..)
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Hello list,
I spawn 2 programs with g_spawn_async_with_pipes. stdout on the first
goes to stdin on the second. stdout on the second is written to file.
I use g_io_channel_unix_new to create the channels for the stdins and
stdouts.
I use g_io_add_watch to setup calls to the callback functions (one
