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Q: 

Is there a non-named pipes in windows api?

Posix provided both named and non-named pipes... Can you have a non-named pipes and windows and how to use them?

+2  A: 

Yes. They are called "Anonymous Pipes" in the Windows API documentation. For more details, see MSDN.

Reed Copsey  2009-07-27 19:22:30
+1  A: 

Yes you can: CreatePipe() (vs. CreateNamedPipe()).

EricSchaefer  2009-07-27 19:22:56

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