Paul Moore wrote:
Windows (the kernel) has the capability to implement fork(), but this isn't exposed via the Win32 API. To implement fork() you need to go to the raw kernel layer. Which is basically what the Windows Linux subsystem (bash on Windows 10) does
What people usually mean by "POSIX compliant" is not "it's possible to implement the POSIX API on top of it". By that definition, a raw PC without any software is POSIX compliant. -- Greg -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
