I want to use Fabric.api.run to directly start an application in a remote box. Since the application takes really a long to finish, I wish to be able to fork a child process, such that I don\'t need t
In a C program on Linux, I fork() followed by execve() twice to create two processes running two seperate programs. How do I make sure that the execution of the two child processes interleave?
is there a way for a forked child开发者_开发问答 to examine another forked child so that, if the other forked child takes more time than usual to perform its chores, the first child may perform predef
I’m writing an application with 开发者_StackOverflowRuby on Rails. This application will be delivered to a minimum of two different customer types. The base is always the same but some of the views d
I\'m using fork and execv to start child processes. If I run htop then I can find those processes. However, OSX Activity Monitor doesn\'t show them, even if I have it set to show all processes. Why is
My c++ program will spawn several child processes using fork() and execv(). How can I query th开发者_StackOverflow社区ose processes? If I wanted to shut one down, how would I do that?When you fork, th
What I do: Make an ajax call to a cgi script. Cgi script forks but the parent returns right away with a response msg.
I\'m trying to use IPC Unix mechanisms (pipes, shared memory, sockets) into Visual Studio IDE (still using C and C++ files), but I\'m finding it hard to know which header files I should include in ord
If I used fork() and execv() to spawn several child processes running in the background and I wanted to bring one of them to the foregro开发者_StackOverflow社区und, how could I do that?
I have a web page that sends a request to a cgi script that basically has to tar and compress huge directories that might be over 50G. I am forking a process in my cgi script that does the tarring up
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