Hello,
Would you please to teach me how to fork 5 processes, and that the
parent will stop until all the child process stoped ?
Would you please to give me a simple example ?
Best regards.
Eric
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Would you please to teach me how to fork 5 processes, and that the
parent will stop until all the child process stoped ?
Would you please to give me a simple example ?
Best regards.
Eric
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> Hello,
> Would you please to teach me how to fork 5 processes, and that the
> parent will stop until all the child process stoped ?
david
--
FORTRAN was the language of choice
for the same reasonthat three-legged races are popular.
-- Ken Thompson, "Reflections on Trusting Trust"
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