ADDED: library(unix): mkfifo/2 - #58
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Thanks. Finally, this needs documentation in unix.pl.
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| if ( !PL_get_integer(Mode, (int *)&mode) ) |
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I guess we can share with chmod/2 to support symbolic modes?
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It looks like sharing mode_bits/2 and file_mode/2 suffices. How would you like to do that? Arguably, since mode handling will now span multiple libraries, it makes sense to expose. If that's the right move, I'd wager they belong in library(unix).
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I've seen a few projects using
shell/1to call whatevermkfifo(1)utility exists on the host. This plugs the potential hole.