问题
I have Python code talking to a C++ library which only takes filenames. I want it to read from stdin. On Unix machines I can use "/dev/stdin". I thought I could use the special "CON" device on Windows, but that's more like /dev/tty in that "echo something | my_program" does not work.
Supporting pipes under Windows isn't essential, but now I'm curious. Is there something like the filename "/dev/stdin" for that OS?
回答1:
To the best of my knowledge there is no equivalent of /dev/stdin. However, if you really needed to you could create your own named pipe (CreateNamedPipe) and pass the name to the C++ library, using a separate thread to feed the input from stdin into the named pipe.
回答2:
The equivalent pseudo files on Windows are conIN$ and conOUT$.
回答3:
I may be misinterpreting your question - you know about cin and stdin, right? If you need a real live winapi handle for ReadFile or whatever, use GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7395157/windows-equivalent-to-dev-stdin