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Chapter 8, Problem 8.10HW
In this chapter, we have introduced some functions with, unsual call and return behaviors longjmp, execve, and fork. Match each function with one of the following behaviors:
- A. Called once, returns twice
- B. Called once, never returns
- C. Called once, returns-one or more times
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