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Roy
Hi ,

Q1. What are the Exit conditions for a Deamon process ?

I am a novice to threading and multiprocessing .
Q2. Ways of Threading eg. POSIX , System V , windows based ?

Kindly provide me some resources to study the same to develop
proficiency in the same .

Thanks and Regards,
Ashish

Jul 31 '07 #1
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Roy wrote:
Hi ,

Q1. What are the Exit conditions for a Deamon process ?

I am a novice to threading and multiprocessing .
Q2. Ways of Threading eg. POSIX , System V , windows based ?

Kindly provide me some resources to study the same to develop
proficiency in the same .

Thanks and Regards,
Ashish
Read the FAQs for comp.programmin g.threads, comp.unix.progr amming. Also a
bit time spent with Google will reward you.

Jul 31 '07 #2
santosh wrote:
Roy wrote:

>>Hi ,

Q1. What are the Exit conditions for a Deamon process ?

I am a novice to threading and multiprocessing .
Q2. Ways of Threading eg. POSIX , System V , windows based ?

Kindly provide me some resources to study the same to develop
proficiency in the same .

Thanks and Regards,
Ashish


Read the FAQs for comp.programmin g.threads, comp.unix.progr amming. Also a
bit time spent with Google will reward you.
I'd add that Richard Stevens' books - "Advanced Programming in the Unix
Environment" and the "Unix Network Programming" series - may also be
worthy of study.

But that's enough discussion of this topic for this newsgroup...
Jul 31 '07 #3

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