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How to know there are multiple instances inside application itself,not through ssh
hi,
As you know, in Windows Programming, in WinMain method you will give n argument which you can know if this is another instance of the application or just the fresh execution. How this functionality can be achieved in Linux application? Most of suggestions i have seen here in threads are done through ssh and shell scripting not inside application itself. Regards, Behzad |
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