Mail Archives: cygwin/2000/07/24/11:10:46
On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 01:09:58PM +0000, Joerg Schaible wrote:
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>Hi Chris,
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>>I do use windows pids wherever possible but execed processes still have
>>their normal split personality. If a process is execed, as far as
>>cygwin is concerned, it maintains the same "Windows PID" throughout its
>>lifetime. As far as Windows is concerned, there are, unfortunately,
>>still multiple pids to contend with.
>
>you may have a look at following resource. May be you can solve the
>PID problem for execed processes:
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/periodic/period98/win320698.htm
Thanks for the pointer but I don't understand why you think this solves
the problem. I am actually already using the techniques mentioned here
but, regardless, cygwin has never had any problems maintaining a
parent/child pid relationship. My changes don't affect cygwin's
existing mechanism at all.
If there was some method for ensuring that a new process had the same
PID as a previous process, that would be great. This article does not
seem to document anything like that.
cgf
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