EBK COMPUTER SYSTEMS
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.24HW
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- 1. Each child terminates abnormally after attempting to write to a location in the read-only text segment.
- 2. The parent prints output that is identical (except for the PIDs) to the following:
child 12255 terminated by signal·11: Segmentation fault
child 12254 terminated by signal·11: Segmentation fault
Figure 8.18 Using the waitpid function to reap zombie children in no particular order.
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