I am trying to communicate between some fortran processes through named pipes. However, given even a very simple toy example, I ran into problems. Here is my code:
program testfifo
implicit none
integer status
write(*,*) "hello"
call flush()
open(unit=11,file="MyNamedPipe",action='write',form ='unformatted'
$ ,iostat=status);
close(11)
write(*,*) "by"
call flush()
return
end program testfifo
If I run it with a regular file, it works:
/fortran > rm -f MyNamedPipe && touch MyNamedPipe
/fortran > gfortran -o testfifo testfifo.f
/fortran > ./testfifo
hello
by
However, when starting from fifo, my program gets stuck:
/fortran > rm -f MyNamedPipe && mkfifo MyNamedPipe
/fortran > gfortran -o testfifo testfifo.f
/fortran > ./testfifo
hello
^C
I have no error messages. Also, I tried changing the formatted open format ↔ unformatted, with error = 100 to handle errors, etc., but that didn't help. Here are some of my system characteristics:
Linux lin45 3.2.0-4-amd64 # 1 SMP Debian 3.2.54-2 x86_64 GNU / Linux
gfortran 4.6.2
gcc 4.6.2
g ++ 4.6.2
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Mac OS X 10.7.5
Xcode 4.5
gfortran 4.6.1
gcc 4.2.1
g++ 4.2.1