Chris January wrote:
> Alternatively, do it the other way round, with the child occasionally
> writing to the pipe and the parent draining it. The child will get
> SIGPIPE when the parent dies.
This sounds great! I have already a pipe between parent and child processes
for other purposes and onl
On Nov 14, 2008 10:20am, Michael Wiedmann wrote:
> I need hints how to act if someone kills my Cygwin (parent) process using
> Windows task manager and I want to kill all forked child processes.
>
> I already keep a list of all childs pids and can kill them successfully in an
> SIGINT handler (if
On Nov 14 11:20, Michael Wiedmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need hints how to act if someone kills my Cygwin (parent) process using
> Windows task manager and I want to kill all forked child processes.
> I already keep a list of all childs pids and can kill them successfully in an
> SIGINT handler (if
Hi,
I need hints how to act if someone kills my Cygwin (parent) process using
Windows task manager and I want to kill all forked child processes.
I already keep a list of all childs pids and can kill them successfully in an
SIGINT handler (if the programm is started in foreground and is interrup
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