Re: Linux process...

beginner_h4x3r wrote:

> Okay, so the child process was not actually access it's parent
> variable, the child given a copy (i have learned about Copy On Write
> mechanism too).  But it is like a C language issue: we can access any
> variable which declared in that function in this case main() function.
> So in my code, when i try to access stack_int variable in child
> process, it's not wrong, compiler even recognize this as 'valid'
> approach... How about my conclusion?

What about it? If you compile with warnings enabled, gcc will tell you
that the first printf() is using the value of an uninitialised
variable.

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