is this an errata?

>>59085011

Nobody here understands what you're talking about nerd. This board is for pretending to use certain OSes and gossiping about consumer hardware.

>>59085542
This

>>>/reddit/

>>59085542
>>59085552

Thanks for the bump I guess, but I expected a proper
answer in exchange for the anime tiddies.

>>59085727

I'm not even joking, nobody here knows shit other than memes and brands. You must be new here.

>>59085750
> You must be new here.
No, Im not, but I was stupid enough to think that the average /g/entoo man would bother to help me instead of shitposting.

I'm sure that after calling pipe() fd[0] is for reading input and fd[1] is for writing output but since I'm an insecure faggot I doubted if that was an errata or I was misinterpreting things.

>>59086013

>shitposting

Nobody here is shitposting. It's just that nobody can help you because nobody knows. You sure are new.

>>59085011
seems to be wrong
the following program produces 0->1: ���, 1->0: hello on my machine

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
        int pipefd[2];
        int pfd2[2];
        pipe(pipefd);
        pipe(pfd2);
        write(pfd2[1],"hello",6);
        write(pipefd[0],"hello",6);
        char b[10];
        char b2[10];
        read(pipefd[1],b,6);
        read(pfd2[0],b2,6);
        printf("0->1: %s, 1->0: %s\n",b,b2);
}

>>59085011
Uncertain op. Found the following if I can try to contribute anything: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29921246/why-fd1-is-write-and-fd0-is-read

>>59087076
>>59087021

Thanks anons