> > Is there a portable way to exec a file within the apr?
> > I noticed that apr_proc_fork is not portable.
> > I basically want to do the following.
> >
> > #setup stdin and stdout.
> > exec("/my file") in a separate process.
> > #wait for the process.
>
>
> apr_procattr_* is available:
Can this be used to simulate the behaviour of execve in a portable way?
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