Hi.
I'm trying to convert a program from another Linux system to uClinux.
Problem is that the code is using fork and each child process is running
simultaneously (plus the parent process needs to be in charge of handle all
information each child processes are sending/receiving).
If I understood vfork() right, it will halt the parent process until it _exit()
or exec() (what is vfork() then used for?)?
Is there some other way to run parallel processes in uClinux or should I try to
change to a threaded system instead?
Is there any function that will "emulate" a fork (and fool that system so it
thinks it has a MMU)?
Thanks,
Niklas
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