Communicating between python programs

>t. academia retard making $12k a year as a (((TA)))

whoa python looks like that?

Named pipes are good like other anons said. You could also use sockets, that would also work. The general term for what you're asking is "inter-process communication", and you have a number of tools at your disposal for this

Why does the pipe need to be named? What's wrong with stdin / stdout?

>Easier to post here than stackoverflow
But here you won't get answers

you can just do metacoding and have script 2 wirte a python file with instructions.
#script 1
while True:
import sharedlib1 as s
...

Unix sockets
mmap to the same file

there are advantages to writing to an intermediary data store and you don't really lose anything. You don't need to use a message que library though. Just redis or something like that.

i'd love to let them interface with my C, if you know what i mean

Use udp