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Child process wait father process excute some code then begin execute

I write a socket program.
After accept client connection , server fork a child process, how do
keep this execute sequence?
Thanks

pid = fork();
if ( pid 0 ){
CONFIG CHILD PROCESS TABLE
}else{
WAIT UNTIL father process config child process
table.

begin execute..
}

Mar 6 '07 #1
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empriser wrote:
I write a socket program.
Try comp.unix.progr ammer, sockets are off topic here.

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Ian Collins.
Mar 6 '07 #2

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