I am trying to write a c++ program that creates a child process, runs a command and pipes the output back to the input of a command the parent is running.
I\'m implementing piping on a simulated file system in C++ (with mostly C).It needs to run commands in the host shell but perform the piping itself on the simulated file system.
Since C# supports threading, is there any way to implement fork concept in C#? Than开发者_开发知识库ks in advance....This is more a matter of .NET / CLR than of C#. Generally, it\'s a matter of the u
i have a very simple c/c++ program that forks a child process to execute another program, and then sends some data to that child program, and waits for the response.
I\'m writing a program that forks multiple child processes and I\'d like for all of these child processes to be able to write lines to STDERR andSTDOUT without the output being garbled. I\'m not doing
I am basically asking the same question as Spawn a background process in Ruby, except I need to spawn a back开发者_运维问答ground process in a Windows environment!Unfortunately, my research has reveal
What I am implementing is a (simpler) version of bash.One of the tasks is to accept the command : $ bg <command> <arguments>
I use git all the time for my solo missions but I tend to just work the master. Should I try forking even if开发者_JAVA百科 it\'s just me?Even if it\'s just you I would suggest you to try the topic-
In Linux, readline() in an infinite loop repeatdly reads text\\n. However, as soon as child processes start printing to the screen, readline no longer reads new lines. Even if I repeatdly press enter,
If an application does a fork() and the child dies with an abort() (due to failing an assert()), will the parent process receive a SI开发者_如何学GoGCHLD?
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