coprocesses in bash using dc as an example
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#!/usr/bin/env bash | |
# example of using coprocesses with dc | |
coproc mydc { dc; } # run process dc, calling it `mydc' | |
# define convenience functions for writing/reading to mydc | |
say () { echo "$1" >&"${mydc[1]}" ; } # echo 1st argument to mydc | |
get () { read res <&"${mydc[0]}" ; } # set var `res' is response | |
say "0" # initialise stack with 0 | |
for v in 10.01 11.02 12.03 | |
do | |
say "$v + p" | |
get | |
echo "Val: $v, Running: $res" # produce output | |
done | |
say "q" # quit dc | |
# output will be: | |
#Val: 10.01, Running: 10.01 | |
#Val: 11.02, Running: 21.03 | |
#Val: 12.03, Running: 33.06 |
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