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I think the problem is that your child dies before your parent reads any data and closes STDIN+OUT. You can see that if you install SIG CHLD handle. Don't forget that parent and child have same file handles, and execution order of process is never a sure thing. The reason why it works on your unix box, is because you are not fighting for time slices with other process's. Don't forget that on Windows it's also not true parent/client environment. If you need more help, don't hesitate to ask again.

HTH,
M Goland


How can i write legal interactive client like telnet under Win32? I don't understand, why don't work fork() under Win32.

TNX, Miro


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