Use FIFO to write a client$/$server application with server.c and client.c$.$ This application

performs a simple instant messaging between two users on the same machine. The FIFO

names should be command line arguments. The messages should be displayed in a well$-$

formatted way to show the server messages and the client messages side$-$by$-$side, on both

the server's end and the client's end. See the sample run for example.

The server program should be started first. The user on the client side can decide to quit

the conversation by typing Ctrl$-$C$.$ When the client stops the conversation, only the client

program is terminated. The server program will wait for the next connection from client.

The server will terminate if Ctrl$-$C is received from the user. When the server is

terminated, the client is also terminated.

Sample run:

$>>>>>./$server fifoi fifo$2$

Waiting for connection $...$

my messages $($server$)$

What?

What did you say?

Client left.

$-$

received messages $($client$)$

Salut!

Waiting for connection $...$

my messages $($server$)$

Welcome!

I$\text{'}$m typing Control$-$C$^$C

received messages $($client$)$

$|$ I$\text{'}$m back!

$1$

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$>>>>>./$client fifoi fifo$2$

Connected.

my messages $($client$)$

Salut!

Dr$.$ Chen

I$\text{'}$m typing Control$-$C$^$C

$>>>>>./$client fifol fifo$2$

Connected.

my messages $($client$)$

I$\text{'}$m back!

Terminated: $15$

$--$

received messages $($server$)$

What?

What did you say?

received messages $($server$)$

Welcome!

Submission: a zipped file named firstname$\_$lastname.zip containing server.c and client.c$.$