I am having problems to make a proper read-write between process with fork() and ncurses. I have a process (let me call it son) that control the input on the application, and also i have a process (th
It is an academic question so the reason is to understand the output. I have a code: int main(int argc, char **argv) {
I am new to fork() and I\'m trying to figure out how is it possible that the program,开发者_Python百科 you see below, doesn\'t execute the code of the child process. Will you please help me understand
When using the fork system call in C++, what is the easiest way to kill a child process if it takes too much time to execute what it is supposed to execute?
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I have some troubles trying to callback webkit functions from a child process. This code are meant to load background resources and insert them by javascript asynchronously. I need to callback javascr
I\'m ptrace\'ing a process. After fork/execl and then a wait on the child, I\'m getting a status of 2943. I\'m testing for failure, but waitpid reports non-failure. I\'ve looked in <sys/wait.h>,
I have a main Python process, and a bunch or workers created by the main process using os.fork(). I need to pass large and fairly involved data structures from the workers back to the main process. W
I have the classic fork code on a C program as follows: int status; if((pid = fork()) < 0) { printf(\"SOME fork() ERROR...\\n\");
I am looking for some ideas as to how to branch my application so as to have a feature limited version of it.