In C$,$ NO FILE POINTERS, Write a set of programs that transfers string data entered in one program to the other program over a FIFO.

The first program should prompt the user to enter words in a manner similar to the following:

Please enter text at the producer: prompt

producer:

The second program should then respond to receiving the data over the pipe by outputting

consumer:

Existing code:

producer.c:

#include stdio.h

#include stdlib.h

#include string.h

#include unistd.h

#include fcntl$.$h

#include sys$/$stat$.$h

#define FIFO$\_$NAME "myfifo"

int main$()\{$

char input$[100]$;

$//$ Create the FIFO $($named pipe$)$

mkfifo$($FIFO$\_$NAME, $0666)$;

printf$("$Please enter text at the producer: $")$;

fflush$($stdout$)$;

while $(1)\{$

$//$ Get user input

fgets$($input$,$ sizeof$($input$),$ stdin$)$;

$//$ Open the FIFO for writing

int fd $=$ open$($FIFO$\_$NAME, O$\_$WRONLY$)$;

$//$ Write data to the FIFO

write$($fd$,$ input, strlen$($input$)+1)$;

close$($fd$)$;

$\}$

return $0$;

$\}$

consumer.c:

#include stdio.h

#include stdlib.h

#include unistd.h

#include fcntl$.$h

#include sys$/$stat$.$h

#define FIFO$\_$NAME "myfifo"

int main$()\{$

char received$\_$data$[100]$;

$//$ Create the FIFO $($named pipe$)$

mkfifo$($FIFO$\_$NAME, $0666)$;

while $(1)\{$

$//$ Open the FIFO for reading

int fd $=$ open$($FIFO$\_$NAME, O$\_$RDONLY$)$;

$//$ Read data from the FIFO

read$($fd$,$ received$\_$data, sizeof$($received$\_$data$))$;

close$($fd$)$;

$//$ Display the received data

printf$("$consumer: $\%$s$",$ received$\_$data$)$;

$\}$

return $0$;

$\}$

The first program dosen't end after I entered text, the second program dosen't print anything.