all the worlds a vax, i mean, a linux box. ;-) i misread the source. i was reading Linux.c; i didn't realize that that is only for nptl.
actually, i was thinking about ndb/dns is doing. - erik Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes | | > what is the reason that p9p doesn't support procrfork? | > linux might be able to support procrfork via clone(2), but | > of course, pthreads might have something else to say about | > that. | | you answered the question yourself. | we're not programming to linux. | we're programming to what we can do | portably across a range of unixes. | file descriptor and name space groups | (the only things you ever use procrfork for) | are not part of that. | | if you need procrfork for rffdg before procexec, usually | you can get by with threadexec etc. | | russ
