How to wab for all chilren *processes* to return?

[loudking]

Question : write a program which creates 5 processes (in addition to
itself). One of these processes must display 1, another must display 2
.... the last one displays 5. The parent process waits until all other
processes are finished, then returned.

[Tor Rustad]

loudking wrote:

Question : write a program which creates 5 processes (in addition to
itself). One of these processes must display 1, another must display 2
... the last one displays 5. The parent process waits until all other
processes are finished, then returned.

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[Francine.Neary]

On May 17, 3:18 pm, loudking <[e-mail]:

Question : write a program which creates 5 processes (in addition to
itself). One of these processes must display 1, another must display 2
... the last one displays 5. The parent process waits until all other
processes are finished, then returned.

However often you ask this, it still won't be on topic here.

[Army1987]

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Question : write a program which creates 5 processes (in addition to
itself). One of these processes must display 1, another must display 2
... the last one displays 5. The parent process waits until all other
processes are finished, then returned.

The thing closest to a portable C way to do that, is displaying argv[1][0]
and flushing stdout if argv[1] is not NULL, and writing some code to copy
argv[0] to a string, append " 1" to it, pass it to system() etc. if argv[1]
is NULL.
But nothing in the Standard requires this to work. The behaviour of system()
and the exact contents of argv[0] are implementation defined.