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09:49 < telmich> is it possible, that if I fork() and call _exit(0) in the child, that the
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_exit(0) is executed earlier than the fork() call returns in the parent?
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09:49 < telmich> I'm having some race condition in cinit, where the pid is not yet updated in
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the service structure, and the child exited before and thus cinit does not
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update the service
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09:49 < telmich> as being run
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09:51 < telmich> rexy_: currently I'm thinking about implementing a lock before starting the
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fork()
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09:51 < telmich> rexy_: thus cinit will react differently, if the starting function is still
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running
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09:51 < telmich> rexy_: but I'm somehow confused, that fork() allows such race condition
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