Per,
I fully agree for the case where you have full control over the code
architecture ... in such a case the only way is to stop digging and getting
out of the hole. Or have a party leadership contest instead ... just
[j|ch]oking.
In this particular situation I don't have control over the Go
Hi,
I think you need to restructure your code, because what you're actually
doing is checking whether the pid is valid or not.
Since the pid is made invalid inside the Wait call (in the kernel), before
ProcessState is set, there's no way to do that safely.
Instead, you should avoid calling Wait
