I am aware of the many questions regarding waitpid and timeouts but they all cover this by killing the child from within an alarm handler.
I have a program like this (that\'s for Pro*C precompiler): #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h>
I\'m following OpenSSL multi-threaded server example but this example creates zoombie processes. I researched and found that I should do a waitpid() for each forked process.
The following program forks off a child, that runs \"/bin/sleep 10\" repeatedly. The parent installs a signal handler for SIGINT, that delivers SIGINT to the child. However sometimes sending SIGINT to
I\'m trying to write a program that checks for exited child processes and restarts them if they have exited. It needs to restart the processes as they exit, without waiting for any other processes to
In this code C i launch a program from the command line and when it is closed from a signal different from SIGTERM (signal for normal end) my code should relaunch the initial program passed from the c
I know there is one for multi processes waitpid(-1,WNOHANG,NULL) that is no开发者_JAVA百科n-blocking function call to check if there is any child process currently working on
If I fork a child process, and the child process exits before the parent calls waitpid, then is the exit status information that is set by waitpid still valid? If so, when does it become not valid;i.e
what happens to my syn/asyn XMLHttpRequest (IE) when the page unload but the request is still on his way?
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