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How to limit the number of child processes
Post 302371410 by xyzt on Saturday 14th of November 2009 03:15:51 PM
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dttermsubprocreap
DtTermSubprocReap(library call) DtTermSubprocReap(library call) NAME
DtTermSubprocReap -- allow a DtTerm widget to clean up after subprocess termination SYNOPSIS
#include <Dt/Term.h> void DtTermSubprocReap( pid_t pid, int *stat_loc); DESCRIPTION
The DtTermSubprocReap function allows DtTerm widgets to function correctly in applications that have installed a SIGCHLD signal handler. The pid argument specifies the process ID of the child process wait(2) returns. The stat_loc argument specifies the termination information wait(2) returns. RETURN VALUES
The DtTermSubprocReap function returns no value. APPLICATION USAGE
The DtTermSubprocReap function allows an application to install its own SIGCHLD signal handler. The application must install its own SIGCHILD signal handler and call DtTermSubprocReap if the DtTerm widget was created with the DtSubpro- cessTerminatorCatch resource set to False. The application must call the DtTermSubprocReap function after performing a wait(2) (or associated function) on a terminated child process. If the child process is associated with a DtTerm widget, the widget's data structures are cleaned up and the associated callbacks invoked. SEE ALSO
Dt/Term.h - DtTerm(5), DtTerm(3), signal(5), wait(2). DtTermSubprocReap(library call)