bruce wrote:
Hi...
Playing around with a test app to spawn external child processes.
I'd like to be able to spawn/fork/run am external child process, that:
-allows the child processes to run as separate independent processes (pid)
-allows the child process(es) to be terminated via cmdline (kill -9 pid)
i've got a dynamic situation, where i'm reading from an array, and for each
item in the array, i want to spawn/fork the child process. i'd like to be
able to have 10 copies of the spawned child process running at the same
time.
the only way i've been able to get my test working, is to spawn a group of
processes, and then to iterate through the group, using an array of pids,
and doing a wait for each pid in the array. however, this doesn't satisfy me
wanting to have a certain number of simultaneous processes running at the
same time..
thoughts/comments/pointers to articles that might demonstrate this would be
useful.
thanks...
i can easily post the sample chunk of code i'm playing with if someone wants
to look at it!
yep send the code; done it a few times in the past but need to see the
method you've taken so far
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