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About this software
IPWorks IPC is a component library that adds inter-process communication using the operating system's Named Pipes. It includes client, server, and remote-execution components for one-way or duplex communication, plus PipeExec for interacting with external processes. Editions are available for .NET, C++, Python, Delphi, Qt, and macOS/iOS, and each edition includes reference documentation and sample projects to help implement IPC across supported platforms.
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Benefits
- Quick IPC integration: Provides ready-made components for named-pipe client and server communication.
- Cross-platform editions: Available libraries support .NET, C++, Python, Delphi, macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- Remote process execution: Includes components to start and interact with external processes via PipeExec.
- Documentation and samples: Comprehensive docs and sample projects accompany the libraries.
- Thread-safe operations: Components expose thread-safe members for safer concurrent IPC usage.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Technical documentation: Comprehensive online reference documentation and help files are available on the publisher site.
- Sample projects included: Sample applications for PipeClient, PipeServer, and PipeExec accompany the product.
- Knowledge base access: An online knowledge base provides articles and troubleshooting guidance.
- Email support available: Publisher provides free email support to users and paid premium support options.
- Licensing and deployment: Documentation details licensing, deployment steps, and platform-specific installation instructions.
Frequently asked questions
What is IPWorks IPC used for?
A suite of components for inter-process communication over Named Pipes, including client, server, and remote execution components.
Which platforms and languages does it support?
Editions are available for .NET, C++, Python, Delphi, C++ Builder, Qt, and macOS/iOS.
How do the components communicate between processes?
They use the operating system's Named Pipes interface for one-way or duplex client-server communication.
Are asynchronous APIs available for modern languages?
Yes; .NET edition exposes async/await APIs in a separate nsoftware.async.IPWorksIPC namespace.
What documentation and samples are provided?
Detailed reference documentation, indexed help files, and multiple sample projects for PipeClient, PipeServer, and PipeExec across supported languages.