[$] Moving beyond fork() + exec()

[$] Moving beyond fork() + exec() Since the earliest days of Unix, two of the core process-oriented system calls have been fork() , which creates a child process as a copy of the parent, and exec() , which runs a new program in the place of the current one. In Linux kernels, those system calls are better known as clone() and execve() , but the core functionality remains the same. While there is elegance to this process-creation model, there are shortcomings as well. A recent…

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