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If the child process ends before the parent process, the parent process calls the wait () function and does not call the wait () function to produce two different results: -- if the parent process does not call wait () and waitpid () function, the

From: http://hi.baidu.com/wlzqi/blog/item/208cebc4b1c02dab8326ac79.html The wait function is prototype:　　# Include/* define the pid_t type */# IncludePid_t wait (int * Status)　　　Once a process calls wait, it immediately blocks itself. Wait

If a child process is preceded by a parent process, the wait () function is invoked by the parent process and the wait () function is not invoked to produce two different results:--> If the parent process does not invoke the wait () and the Waitpid (

Man Wait: NameWait, waitpid, waitid-wait for process to change state Synopsis# Include # Include Pid_t wait (int * status ); Pid_t waitpid (pid_t PID, int * status, int options ); Int waitid (idtype_t idtype, id_t ID, siginfo_t * INFOP, int options

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The function prototype for wait is: #include #include pid_t Wait (int *status) Once the process has called wait, immediately block yourself, by wait to automatically analyze whether a subprocess of the current process has exited, if it finds such

the function prototypes for wait are:#include #include  pid_t Wait (int *status)Once the process has called wait, it immediately blocks itself, and the wait automatically parses if a child process of the current process has exited, and if it finds

1.8 wait 1.8.1 Overview The wait function is prototype: # Include /* define the pid_t type */# Include Pid_t wait (int * Status) Once a process calls wait, it immediately blocks itself. Wait automatically analyzes

Author: LxmuyuLinks: Wait, waitpidWait1.1 IntroductionThe wait function requires a header file:#include #include Wait function prototype:pid_t Wait (int *status);Once the process has called wait, it immediately blocks itself, and the wait

#include /*provides a definition of type pid_t*/#includepid_t Wait (int*status) Once the process has called wait, it blocks itself immediately, and the wait automatically parses if a child process of the current process has exited, and if it finds