inter-process communication

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Inter-process communication (IPC) on Windows enables applications to exchange data and coordinate tasks. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover IPC mechanisms such as named pipes, used in WPF console applications to connect processes on the same machine, and out-of-process worker architectures, as seen in ReSharper 2025.2 moving analysis to a separate 64-bit process to reduce UI freezes in Visual Studio. Security vulnerabilities like CVE-2025-4609 in Chromium also involve IPC-related issues with incorrect handle handling. Troubleshooting IPC failures, such as endpoint listening errors on Windows 10 LTSB, is a common topic. These threads highlight practical IPC challenges and solutions in enterprise and development environments.
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    ReSharper 2025.2 Out-of-Process mode cuts VS UI freezes by 61%

    JetBrains has pushed a major architectural change into ReSharper 2025.2 that moves most heavy analysis out of Visual Studio’s UI process into a separate 64‑bit worker process — a shift the company says reduces cumulative UI freezes during solution startup by roughly 61 percent in its lab tests...
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    CVE-2025-4609: Critical Chromium Vulnerability and How to Protect Your Browser

    In the constantly evolving landscape of web security, even the most advanced browsers are not immune to vulnerabilities. Recent developments surrounding CVE-2025-4609—a critical security issue affecting Chromium and, by extension, Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge—highlight the...
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    running wpf console application on windows LTSB problem

    Hi, we have an wpf application which runs fine on windows 7 and higher. Part of it starts a separate console application which uses a servicehost with namepipebinding to setup a connection between two applications on the same pc. this has been working fine for years from windows 7 and higher...
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