consider the following c programmain() { fork(); fork(); printf("hello!\n"); } 为什么会print出4个'hello!'?

updated读到第一个fork(),program另外copy多一个fork();printf() so far, you have 1 parent program and exact same child program with the content---- fork(); printf(); each of them read upto second fork() will produce two children programs again, with the content---printf();(by now you will have 4 printf("hello!") After I tried this simply program in unix, i get the answer 4 It's like a tree. f:fork p:printf (more...)