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What are forks???? I need to what are forks and where we use them in C++.
Are they essential????
Are they essential????
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I hope that anyone who does not know about this would benefit by this discussion.
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http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread82074.html
posted just a few below this.
as well as some good examples linked i believe.
posted just a few below this.
as well as some good examples linked i believe.
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Originally Posted by krnekhelesh 
Are they essential????
Depends on what you are coding (Generally, I'd say no). Also, check the other forum.
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I saw that thread. But the explanation was not satisfactory. They explained it from the point of C language.
But this forum is for C++.
But this forum is for C++.
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Your questions are related to the fundamentals of forks. What are forks? Where are they used? Are they essential? These questions have been answered (yes from a C perspective), but that does not change the answers.
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So a fork splits a process into 2 processes. But why? Suppose you write a simple C++ program which prints Hello World on the screen, what is the process there?
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Could you explain forks to me?
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