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Again, try to remain polite. I understand how forking works. Knowing how shebangs work is not something they teach directly. Forking is.
by shortrounddev 3y ago
Again, try to remain polite. I understand how forking works. Knowing how shebangs work is not something they teach directly. Forking is.
- bombolo 3y agoso you know about fork but not about exec. It's not impolite to point out you didn't know something. It's impolite to get offended.
- shortrounddev 3y agoNo, im referring to your original comment calling me a "typical noob". It was an immature comment which contributes nothing, and again I think youre capable of more maturity than that. Obviously, this conversation is based on your misunderstanding of the original post and so I dont think its a worthwhile use of either of our time to enumerate the chapters and system calls from a college class. Knowing how processes are created in a generic operating system is not the same thing as knowing how shebangs work on unix-like systems. Again, OS class is about how to MAKE an operating system, not how to use one
- bombolo 3y ago[flagged]