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How should I direct the output of my program, which is a very huge file, (in gigabytes) as an input to a different program through pipes in linux. I have scripts written for both the programs.
I don't understand the question. If you want to use a pipe, then there's nothing to ask.
Code:
script1 | script 2
Are you referring to named pipes and fifo's? if so then just use mkfifo to make the fifo and use that as the output file name in the first script. But then that is not redirection...
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