Languages: C Operating Systems: Linux
This library can be used to build preforked servers. It also includes a function intended to be a safer replacement for system() and popen() calls.
There is no documentation, per se, but there are a number of example programs included. A portion of Chapter 11 of Linux Programming Unleashed discusses this library.
The library is currently implemented as a ".o" file; in the future it will be compiled as a shared library.
I suspect that the API presented by this library could be implemented under Windows 95 much more cleanly than trying to emulating the normal unix fork()/exec() model if anyone wants to do a port. Also look into the spawn() family of calls provided by the cygwin library.
I have a number of other software packages availible.
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