Win32::Socketpair will only work in windows. i need platform independent one

I know. You can use it conditionally. 

use IO::Handle qw( );  # For autoflush

BEGIN {
   # Override pipe to return something selectable on Windows.
   if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {
      require Win32::Socketpair;
      require subs;
      subs->import('pipe');
      *pipe = sub {
         ($_[0], $_[1]) = Win32::Socketpair::winsocketpair()
            or return;
      };
   }
}

pipe(my $r, my $w)
   or die $!;

$w->autoflush(1);

print $w ("Hello World\n");
print(scalar(<$r>));

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Unfortunately, turns out it crashes on my system.

In reply to Re^7: How to Multiplex a Client using IO::Select by ikegami
in thread How to Multiplex a Client using IO::Select by muthuma

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