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Process creation in Unix with C Program
Hi,
can somebody please help me regarding this? How can i print parent's PID from child's and vice versa. I have tried with getpid() & ngetppid() function but it is not giving me the correct data. The logic i used is: if (pid == 0) { getpid() : Chil'd PID getppid(): Parent;s PID } else { getpid(): Parent's PID; pid: Child' PID; } Output should match, right? But is is not matching. If you have idea, please let me know. With regards, Sudipta |
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pid=fork(); I do not see fork().... |
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