Currently I am hjaving a problem with using fork() and the following should
explain better what example or what I am trying to do. If the fork()
function is used in the function of main(), then 'fork()' is recognized but
not if used in another function.
With regard to the fork() command. T
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> From: Matt Eisemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: fork and gtk
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> Currently I am hjaving a problem with using fork() and the following should
> explain better what example or what I am trying to
Have you made sure that you included unistd.h, which you need
to use fork()? Many times when you see 'implicit declaration
of blah blah...' it's because you're missing the necessary
include file for that function.
Matt Eisemann wrote:
> Currently I am hjaving a problem with using fork() and the
Matt Eisemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> seems to compile and work fine. Is this a gtk limitation that it needs to
> work in main. And I am not permanently putting fork() in my quit function,
> although I did try it and got the same warning so it seems like all
> functions are like this.
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On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Jeff Shipman wrote:
| Have you made sure that you included unistd.h, which you need
| to use fork()? Many times when you see 'implicit declaration
| of blah blah...' it's because you're missing the necessary
| include file for tha
