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From: "Peter Richtmyer" <pmr@efortress.com>
Subject: WIN32 Named Pipes
Date: 2000/11/24
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I am trying to use Windows NT named pipes to set up a simple Client / Server
system.
Having trouble using either "open" or "GNAT.OS_Lib.Create_New_File".  (Gnat
3.13p).

Does anyone have a snippet of code or reference to some code that works? And
perhaps
a link to more info on it.

Thanks,
Peter