Wincopipe: A Command-Line Tool for Creating and Managing Pipes in Windows

Wincopipe is a command-line tool for Windows that allows you to easily create and manage pipes (also known as named pipes) on your system. Pipes are a way of communication between processes, allowing them to exchange data in a synchronized manner.

With wincopipe, you can create pipes with different modes, such as read-write, read-only, or write-only, and you can also set various options for the pipe, such as the buffer size, the maximum number of readers or writers, and more.

Here are some examples of how you might use wincopipe:

1. Create a read-write pipe:
```
wincopipe create mypipe --read-write
```
This will create a new pipe with the name "mypipe" that can be read from and written to by multiple processes.

2. Create a read-only pipe:
```
wincopipe create mypipe --read-only
```
This will create a new pipe with the name "mypipe" that can only be read from by multiple processes, but cannot be written to.

3. Create a write-only pipe:
```
wincopipe create mypipe --write-only
```
This will create a new pipe with the name "mypipe" that can only be written to by multiple processes, but cannot be read from.

4. Set buffer size:
```
wincopipe set mypipe --buffer-size 1024
```
This will set the buffer size for the pipe "mypipe" to 1024 bytes.

5. Set maximum number of readers:
```
wincopipe set mypipe --max-readers 5
```
This will set the maximum number of processes that can read from the pipe "mypipe" at the same time to 5.

6. Set maximum number of writers:
```
wincopipe set mypipe --max-writers 10
```
This will set the maximum number of processes that can write to the pipe "mypipe" at the same time to 10.

These are just a few examples of what you can do with wincopipe. The tool provides many other options and features, such as the ability to create pipes with specific names, to set permissions for access to the pipe, and more.