Hi all,
When i am seraching o net, I found a word from one programmer that, a
thread calling fork may create problem. Is it correct??
On 9/22/05, Shijithlal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One more point I missed is , I am creating my aplicationa as a daemon.
On 9/22/05, Suresh
On 9/22/05, Shijithlal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When i am seraching o net, I found a word from one programmer that, a
thread calling fork may create problem. Is it correct??
You know there is a different mailing list specifically about
programming in the Linux environment? If you used that
Thaths wrote:
these questions your chances of getting better answers (than
references to DJB's tcpserver :-) will be higher.
If he's got to ask about threading, preforking, forking .. maybe leaving
tcpserver to manage his application would be a far better idea.
Or perhaps running it out of
--- Thaths [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/22/05, Shijithlal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When i am seraching o net, I found a word from
one programmer that, a
thread calling fork may create problem. Is it
correct??
You know there is a different mailing list
specifically about
On 9/22/05, Suresh Ramasubramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If he's got to ask about threading, preforking, forking .. maybe leaving
tcpserver to manage his application would be a far better idea.
Nothing of DJB's is ever a better idea. :-)
g,dr
Thaths
--
Facts are meaningless. You could use
On Thursday 22 September 2005 12:18, vivek khurana wrote:
What makes you thing there aren't enough linux
programmers on this list ?
Plenty of programmers on this list. But linux-india-programmers was created
for a reason, way back when, as part of the general split from one single
I am creating a Unix based application which consist of a TCP Server
part. In most of the examples I looked at contains the usage of
fork() when a new client request received at the server side. May I
can use thread instaed of this fork. If possible which one is more
better and why?.
Yes,
I am creating a Unix based application which consist of a TCP Server
part. In most of the examples I looked at contains the usage of
fork() when a new client request received at the server side. May I
can use thread instaed of this fork. If possible which one is more
better and why?.
Actually I
Shijithlal wrote:
I am creating a Unix based application which consist of a TCP Server
part. In most of the examples I looked at contains the usage of
fork() when a new client request received at the server side. May I
can use thread instaed of this fork. If possible which one is more
better
Hi,
One more point I missed is , I am creating my aplicationa as a daemon.
On 9/22/05, Suresh Ramasubramanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shijithlal wrote:
I am creating a Unix based application which consist of a TCP Server
part. In most of the examples I looked at contains the usage of
http://www.tharayil.com/modules.php?op=modloadname=Downloadsfile=indexreq=getitlid=5
this is the link to my final year project
please take a look at the parallel C code in this
maybe it might help you
as for parallel perl
google would do you good
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 14:19:47 +0530 (GMT+5:30),
Hello list,
Could any one tell me a nice tutorial to learn about fork()ing in perl.
I want to accomplish following task with fork function. But i am not
sure this can be done with fork()?
I have a lengthy Perl script running on a 4 processor machine. At one
point of time i have to execute four
I want to accomplish following task with fork function. But i am not
sure this can be done with fork()?
I have a lengthy Perl script running on a 4 processor machine. At one
point of time i have to execute four shell commands / mysql quries from
four different batch files. Currently i run
from what I understandforking would only release a single process
and your processors would need to time slice between the current
process and the forked process
but I will assume that you want all the four tasks to run
simeltaneously on different processors
for this you would
On 15/07/04 14:03 +0530, gowthaman ramasamy wrote:
Hello list,
Could any one tell me a nice tutorial to learn about fork()ing in perl.
perldoc perlipc
perldoc -f fork
I want to accomplish following task with fork function. But i am not
sure this can be done with fork()?
I have a lengthy
Dear Friends,
I am trying to insert a module into the kernwl, but i
am getting the following error.
unresolved symbols: fork
Can anyone tell me which equivalent system call which
does the same job as of fork I have to use.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Sudhakar.
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