No, the else you have at present needs a copy of everything you have at present
Code:pipe() fork() if ( p == 0 ) { // dup(), and run a process } else { pipe() fork() if ( p == 0 ) { // dup(), and run a process } else { // dup(), and run another } }
No, the else you have at present needs a copy of everything you have at present
Code:pipe() fork() if ( p == 0 ) { // dup(), and run a process } else { pipe() fork() if ( p == 0 ) { // dup(), and run a process } else { // dup(), and run another } }
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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