The old-time standard procedure for creating proper daemons is to first fork. Let the parent die. The child will then have init (pid=1) as its parent. Use setsid() to put the child in a process group...
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The old-time standard procedure for creating proper daemons is to first fork. Let the parent die. The child will then have init (pid=1) as its parent. Use setsid() to put the child in a process group...
It is being compiled and the .o files are there. I put everything in archives (.a) files and the file is in there as verified by ar -t.
I have a build issue that I can't seem to figure out. I'm building a command-line tool that is written in C with some portions in C++. My issue is however not related to C++.
The tool links...