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- ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
- /////// Copyright 1992, Silicon Graphics, Inc. All Rights Reserved. ///////
- // //
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- ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
- #ifndef _VK_CHILDREN_HANDLER_
- #define _VK_CHILDREN_HANDLER_
-
- //
- // These routines are useful for clients which fork and exec children
- // processes. VkInitializeChildrenHandler will take care of signals
- // generated by dying children and reap them. VkParseCommand will take
- // a command string and return arguments suitable for execvp. VkExecCommand
- // will take a command string and call execvp, similar to system() but
- // without using an extra process for the shell, and it closes the file
- // descriptors once forked.
- //
-
- extern void VkInitializeChildrenHandler();
- extern void VkParseCommand(char *cmd, char **file, char ***argv);
- extern void VkFreeParsedCommand(char *file, char **argv);
- extern int VkExecCommand(char *cmdString, int terminateWithParent = 0);
-
- #endif
-