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From: megabyte@chinet.UUCP (Mark E. Sunderlin)
Newsgroups: net.micro.6809
Subject: os9fork() and chain()
Message-ID: <304@chinet.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 6-Feb-86 10:34:00 EST
Article-I.D.: chinet.304
Posted: Thu Feb  6 10:34:00 1986
Date-Received: Sun, 9-Feb-86 08:09:35 EST
Organization: chinet, Public Access UN*X, Chicago, IL
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Keywords: OS9, C

Can anyone give me a clear explanation of how to use the chain()
and os9fork() calls in the microware 'C' Compiler?  One thing 
I would like to do is simulate the un*x fork() call where a program
simply clones itself.  As to chain(), how do you know when you get
ready to chain to another program what all the other program's
data,paramiter,and other needs are? ie how do you know what paramters
pass to the call? Replies by mail or net.
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UUCP:	(1) seismo!dolqci!irsdcp!scsnet!sunder		Mark E. Sunderlin
	(2) ihnp4!chinet!megabyte			aka Dr. Megabyte
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UUCP:	(1) seismo!dolqci!irsdcp!scsnet!sunder		Mark E. Sunderlin
	(2) ihnp4!chinet!megabyte			aka Dr. Megabyte
CIS:	74026,3235					(202) 634-2529
Quote:	"No matter where you go, There you are"		   (9-4 EST)
Mail:	IRS 1111 Constitution Ave. NW  PM:S:D:NO Washington, DC 20224