are copy-on-write-references to the ones of the parent are - and it
starts the first "thread" in that process.
CreateProcess() does basically the same (IMMSC - it's > 10 years that I
programmed WinNT-3.5).
> Fork system call is equivalent to clone(SIGCHLD,0, so I think fork
>
xcept they share
> some resource with other process). If I use fork to create process, does
> it create thread that run in the same thread group as parent run or does it
> create another standalone process?
>
> Fork system call is equivalent to clone(SIGCHLD,0, so I think fork creat
run or
does it
> create another standalone process?
>
> Fork system call is equivalent to clone(SIGCHLD,0, so I think fork
create
> new standalone process.
>
> Please clarify.
>
> ~Shyam
Hi Shyam,
Actually, all is about tasks. For the kernel, process
for thread essentially they are normal process except they share
> some resource with other process). If I use fork to create process, does
> it create thread that run in the same thread group as parent run or does it
> create another standalone process?
>
> Fork system call
ocess). If I use fork to create process, does
it create thread that run in the same thread group as parent run or does it
create another standalone process?
Fork system call is equivalent to clone(SIGCHLD,0, so I think fork create
new standalone process.
Please clarify.
~Shyam
