Linux and C

Read the man page of pipe system call. 2 partially completed programs have been provided to help teach you pipes. For tills lab you are to create an output identical to that of lab 5(x-5, x/5, etc.). This time you are using pipes though. Since pipes have a built in mechanism for process control, you only need to use 2 processes, each which loop 5 times (instead of creating a new process every time you loop). Wait then won't work for this lab. If you need help controlling process order, try using the system call sleep(). Following is a sample output that will be printed to the screen/terminal. x = 19530 ITERATION 1 Child: x = 19525 Parent: x = 3905 ITERATION 2 Child: x = 3900 Parent: x = 780 ITERATION 3 Child: x = 775 Parent: x = 155 ITERATION 4 Child: x = 150 Parent: x = 30 ITERATION 5 Child: x = 25 Parent: x = 5 Read the man page of pipe system call. 2 partially completed programs have been provided to help teach you pipes. For tills lab you are to create an output identical to that of lab 5(x-5, x/5, etc.). This time you are using pipes though. Since pipes have a built in mechanism for process control, you only need to use 2 processes, each which loop 5 times (instead of creating a new process every time you loop). Wait then won't work for this lab. If you need help controlling process order, try using the system call sleep(). Following is a sample output that will be printed to the screen/terminal. x = 19530 ITERATION 1 Child: x = 19525 Parent: x = 3905 ITERATION 2 Child: x = 3900 Parent: x = 780 ITERATION 3 Child: x = 775 Parent: x = 155 ITERATION 4 Child: x = 150 Parent: x = 30 ITERATION 5 Child: x = 25 Parent: x = 5