Hello, I am evaluating nanomsg for use in multi platform software. In particular the IPC features were of interest to me. I read the documentation: http://nanomsg.org/v0.3/nn_ipc.7.html "On Windows, named pipes are used for IPC. IPC address is an arbitrary case-insensitive string containing any character except for backslash. Internally, address ipc://test means that named pipe \\.\pipe\test will be used." And the blurb in http://nanomsg.org/documentation-zeromq.html about IOCP and named pipes. However now that I start to use it, I realize that the ipc unit test is disabled on Windows, and I found this post in the mailing list: //www.freelists.org/post/nanomsg/Interested-in-using-nanomsg,1 "However, there's a second step still missing -- implementing IPC transport for Windows in such a way that it uses NamedPipes." This is from six months ago - but it looks like that is still the case, no IPC with Named Pipes on Windows? - Shouldn't the documentation reflect what is actually implemented? It is very misleading as things stand now. Especially if this has been the situation for months. - How much work does this represent, closing the loop on this and actually getting the functionality? Using a TCP loopback is a no-go, a lot of firewalls, antivirus/malware things will get in the way of that (we've tried). Best, TTimo