I\'m trying to test absolute paths on a l开发者_StackOverflow中文版inux machine to find where a program is located so I can run it with my specific arguments. The problem is, when I find it, I keep ad
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
I use fork and execv to execute a child process. In the parent program, I have this: int status; wait(&status);
If in my code, I were to call execv, and then I had several lines of code after the call to execv, would those lines get executed, or would they not g开发者_运维百科et executed, since whatever was sta
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?
Heres a breakdown of my code. I have a program that forks a child (and registers the child\'s pid in a file) and then does its own thing. The child becomes any program the programmer has dignified wi
I\'ve written an application which uses fork and execv to launch another process. I made a pipe for notification about status, and from main entry of the launched process, I write some bytes to notify
I have a C++ Windows application that was designed to be a Windows service. It executes an updater periodically to see if there\'s a new version. To execute the updater, _execv() is used. The updater
I am currently running a Python scripts both on Linux and Windows 7. The file is executed in an execv style with which I mean that the interpreter is defined in the beginning of the file in a command.
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