Roblox Exploit Source Code Called IceMeme with some cmds, lua c and limited lua execution with simple ui in c#

Simple interprocess communication library with c, c++, nodejs and Java API'S

Programmation système Linux / Linux System Programming

Unix OS, Process Creation, System Calls, Process Communication using Pipes and Signals, Shared Memory, Process Synchronization using POSIX Semaphores, Unix File System Manipulation,

Handling file I/O (Input Output) in C

A systems programming assignment, utilizing tcp sockets, named pipes, handling multiple processes and multi-threading.

A very very basic implementation of two users communicating on a local machine using IPC, in particular named pipes.

First assignment of Advanced Robot Programming regarding the development of an hoist controller simulator, using named pipes in C

This is the repository of the second assignment of the Advanced Robot Programming course: comparison of different ipc speeds.

Emulazione di un sistema di domotica, progetto d'esame di sistemi operativi 1

Operating Systems II (LEI)

🦠💉 System that accepts, processes, records and answers questions about cases of viruses 🧬💊

CLI utility like Socat, but for Windows and (only) Named pipes

Implementation of an undistributed information processing tool that receives, processes, records and answers questions about viruses. It is created with processes, using system calls fork / exec and communicating processes through pipes, using low-level I / O.

Blackjack (using C and named pipe ipc)

Second assignment of Advanced Robot Programming regarding the analysis of the speed of four different IPC methods: unnamed and named pipes, sockets and shared memory with circular buffer

Inter processing communication system that utilizes named pipes, low-level I/O, system calls and unix signals to handle various user requests

Vaccine Monitor App for System Programming course.

Simulation for multiprocesses using Shortest Job First algorithm on Windows Environment

A plotter that is plotting 2d shapes in parallel using gnu plot as a homework for Operating Systems class