Simple question

[Sillaba atona]

I should implement in C POSIX the possibility to have an exec command in
background like the command & in bash shell.

I simple used a fork+exec without a wait command in the master process.
It seems to be correct, but when I run the programm the cursor disappear
until the child process stops.

Any suggestion?

[Niklas Norrthon]

Sillaba atona <NO****@tin.i t> writes:

I should implement in C POSIX the possibility to have an exec command
in background like the command & in bash shell.

I simple used a fork+exec without a wait command in the master
process. It seems to be correct, but when I run the programm the
cursor disappear until the child process stops.

Any suggestion?

I suggest that you ask in comp.unix.progr amming.

/Niklas Norrthon

[Niklas Norrthon]

Niklas Norrthon <do********@inv alid.net> writes:

Sillaba atona <NO****@tin.i t> writes:

I should implement in C POSIX the possibility to have an exec command
in background like the command & in bash shell.

I simple used a fork+exec without a wait command in the master
process. It seems to be correct, but when I run the programm the
cursor disappear until the child process stops.

Any suggestion?

I suggest that you ask in comp.unix.progr amming.

That should be comp.unix.progr ammer

/Niklas Norrthon

[Keith Thompson]

Sillaba atona <NO****@tin.i t> writes:

I should implement in C POSIX the possibility to have an exec command
in background like the command & in bash shell.

I simple used a fork+exec without a wait command in the master
process. It seems to be correct, but when I run the programm the
cursor disappear until the child process stops.

Any suggestion?

Try comp.unix.progr ammer. fork and exec are not standard C functions.

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[Flash Gordon]

Sillaba atona wrote:

I should implement in C POSIX the possibility to have an exec command in
background like the command & in bash shell.

I simple used a fork+exec without a wait command in the master process.
It seems to be correct, but when I run the programm the cursor disappear
until the child process stops.

Any suggestion?

Only one suggestion, please ask on a group where POSIX is topical, such
as comp.unix.progr ammer, not here. On this group we only discus standard
C, not the extensions provided by POSIX, Windows or any other system you
care to name.
--
Flash Gordon
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Although my email address says spam, it is real and I read it.