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Repository owner: urbanjost

m-process

POSIX pipes for reading and writing subprocess streams.

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About this package

Category
Interoperability
License
Unlicense

Topics: fortran, fortran-package-manager, interoperability, pipes, popen, posix, process, reading, subprocess, writing

Classification scope and review notes

Unmodified Fortran/C POSIX pipe interfaces in the restricted Linux sandbox. Following the upstream process_open_read example, the consumer opens a local printf command, reads and checks the integers 7 and 11, verifies end of output and requires a successful process_close status. Commands run under the ordinary sandbox restrictions; this does not add network or host-system access. Interactive terminals, graphical subprocesses, arbitrary process behavior, write pipes and Windows portability are not verified.

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Build record verified 2026-10-29.

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process_open_read / process_readline / process_close

Module: M_process

S

S: source-supported

Derivatives / callbacks: not applicable

Unmodified Fortran/C POSIX pipe interfaces in the restricted Linux sandbox. Following the upstream process_open_read example, the consumer opens a local printf command, reads and checks the integers 7 and 11, verifies end of output and requires a successful process_close status. Commands run under the ordinary sandbox restrictions; this does not add network or host-system access. Interactive terminals, graphical subprocesses, arbitrary process behavior, write pipes and Windows portability are not verified.

Pinned source: src/M_process.f90

Author examples/tests: example/demo_process_open_read.f90