Fork | Write Your Own Shell | Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2022
- Here, we finally get to create child processes with the fork system call.
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ℹ Hello fam!! Here's where I corrected the statement about the zombie process..
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Please don't discontinue, you have great presentation and explanation skills, i had studied about fork system call previously too but the way you put it on the table is phenomenol 🔥
Thanks man.. Expect more
@@jess-inspired the team projects espeacially please, there is another one called binary tree, we will get it soon, hope you have a video of it
@@faithobonyo No, not yet.. Binary tree was quite engaging though, sure you'd have fun with it..
I like the way you explained it, Jesse.👍
You videos help a great deal bro. It's helping me put the pieces together.🔥🔥🔥
I love the whole daddy example thing it will stick in my mind! Good job man its so
Thanks man.. Wanna recommend you see this also if you haven't..
ruclips.net/video/Pdf1_Gm5G2s/видео.html
Really glad it was helpful.. Cheers man
Jesse, this is really good... You have your ways of making everything look so clear. Awesome gift you gat there, really.
Thank God and I'm glad it helped you..
Thank you so much Jess. Your explanation skills are second to none, you make everything so easy. Pls post more concepts.
Thanks Blessing. There's sure more to come..
Lovely explanation. Thanks
Thank you so much for this!!
Makes so much sense!!!!❤️🦅
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Amazing!
You are the best
He actually created a shell
Very explanatory jessie
Glad you like it. More to come
before fork how was single 🥰 thanks for this video
concise and easy to understand
Glad it helped
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Thanks very much for this
You're very much welcome
daddy daddy where are you 😭😭
If we neglect the newline in the printf statement before the fork() statement, I noticed the statement “before fork i was one” is printed to the screen twice.
It’s a bit confusing😢
The buffer isn't cleared after you remove the newline, so it's carried into the new process.
I don't like myself for getting the "before fork i was single joke"
Genius
Yanks
Jess-Inspired you are amazing. Your explanation skill is way up there.
I do have a few question. Kindly help me out with them.
1.) If both the parent and the child execute the line of code following fork() and the child find himself in a zombie state.
Does that mean that the parent was first to return before the child.
2.) Why do we need the fork sys call
Thanks man..
Just keep following the series..
Your questions would most likely be answered before you get to the end..
@@jess-inspired yes it was. Thank you. I followed you on linkedin Adetola Sanni. You are doing a great job.
/bin/bash is not an absolute path but it still works any way. Is there something that I am missing.
I'm curious about your native language
source code for jesh plz
Please drop the source code
before 15:50 code you've just forgot to
```
pid = fork()
```
Excuse me sir but i have one question after the program i write here my program returns to the shell out put is like:
Befre fork i was one
After fork i became two
After fork i became two
And my terminal to enter code is here it returns to shell process
I need this for my college project please help me sir 😢❤
Hello Aditya.. What terminal are you using? Perhaps that could be the cause, Noticed some variations myself too while working with it..
hi, i'm also facing the same problem. did you solve it?
@@fbetul7 I had this problem too and played around with it a little bit. if you follow the Betty standard without leaving any trailing lines, especially between the last brace of the "if" statement and the next printf statement, you will have your terminal returned. but if you write the code exactly like he did in the video, with trailing lines and all, you will have the same results as he did. i think the latter should be the correct format.
pid = fork() was not initiated