On Sep 12, 2014, at 11:42 PM, Ep Ga wrote: > I have to say.... I have read a couple of books on node--side note, if anyone > know of any good books on node or and the spec language, please post. I don't > won't a book on exeternal module, but the core module-- and so far, it all > been morbid... Force execution on the child, sending kill signal to the > child. The parent killing the child. Speaking on killing the child then the > parent die... The child commenting Suicide, terminating the child, both child > and parent die gracefully.... I would consider talking to the emo one in the > group who propose these terminology... And the authors as well...
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