Pretty much like a queue,when the queue is full an new member wants to come in,just remove the first member at the head of the queue.
Is there such a default mechanism in windows?
If yes how can I do that in c/c++?
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Pretty much like a queue,when the queue is full an new member wants to come in,just remove the first member at the head of the queue.
Is there such a default mechanism in windows?
If yes how can I do that in c/c++?
No. Once written, bytes have to be read on the far end before bytes written later on the sending side can be read. It would not be much of a pipe otherwise. Any discard would have to be implemented on the receiving side. Or implement a write queue on the send side and discard as needed if you find yourself blocked on write.