C# Exit code of another process is always zero on Unix
I have two processes that run independently, A exits with some code other than 0, B waits for A to exit and prints the exit code. B does not start process A, it just receives its pid as an argument.
Why do we use pthread_exit() when we can use return?
In the following program return p gives the same output as pthread_exit(p). Then why to use pthread_exit()?
Why do we use pthread_exit() when we can use return?
In the following program return p gives the same output as pthread_exit(p). Then why to use pthread_exit()?
Looking for collaborators in writing a top notch DAW
Hail peeps!
My name is Jordan, and I’ve recently began developing a DAW (Firecourt Studio).
Firecourt = Fire + food court – food.
I have an idea for development and already started developing a basic structure, but I’m not such a pro in c++, so I need help developing this daw, which is gonna be both commercial and foss.
Here’s the link to github repo:
https://github.com/jordynn1929/FirecourtStudio.git