James McGill wrote:
Is anyone aware of why this might be occurring, or of any ways around
this? Does the PIPE implementation in Win32 have a maximum buffer
size?
pipes always have a limited buffer size, on all platforms. you're
supposed to read data from them as it arrives (e.g. by explicitl
Hi All,
I'm using subprocess.Popen to run a C++ compiler and have set stdout =
PIPE. The exact line of code that I am using is:
process = Popen(command, stdout=PIPE)
status = process.wait()
This works fine until a large amount of data is written to stdout.
When this occurs, my python program see
