I have a program that serves as a TCP server that listens to port 5000, for example. Now I want to run another command-line process to run in parallel with this serv开发者_JAVA百科er. I know the rig
Quick question, hoping someone can verify. After a fork, if you call close(2) in the parent, stderr in the child is unaffected. However, if you call close(2) in the child, stderr in the parent is clos
When I took a look at the reference of \'Launching-Jobs\' in gnu.org, I didn\'t get this part. The shell should also call setpgid to put each of its child processes into the new process group. This
I\'m customizing BlogEngine.Net to support custom local features (Farsi calendar, RTL theme, etc.) BlogEngine.Net uses mercurial source control and I am able to create a fork of the project and commi
I am using the following code for a fork execution #include <stdio.h> #include <sys/types.h>
Well, it is obvious, let\'s say we have two processes A and F. F wants to fork A when it has the CPU contr开发者_Python百科ol (and A is suspended since CPU is on F).
I am trying to execute another command line process in parallel with the current process. However, I realize that the command line program sometimes abnormally exits, and that kills my main program as
I\'ve made a Perl script to start a Java game server, java -jar somejar.jar > /dev/null 2>&1 &
For some reason that I am unaware of, my only my first execl statement is executing in the following code:
currently working on program which recieves input command for linux shell and executing them creating child process.
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