tx guys my problem was the if statement, tx again =).
On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Tim Wright wrote:
> Not Linux related either. This is a classic C programming error.
> Use parentheses.
>
> If you say
> if (running_ps = vfork() < 0) {
> What you are really saying is
> if (running_ps = (vfork() < 0)) {
> which is not what you want.
>
> There's a simple rule that saves you from this kind of blunder.
> Don't rely on the operator precedences. Always fully parenthesize expressions.
> The compiler generate the same code regardless, and at least it's then clear
> what you were trying to achieve :-)
>
> Tim
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