After a process forks and the forked son invokes execv, is the result still the son of the father?
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After a process forks and the forked son invokes execv, is the result still the son of the father?
fork creates a new process called the CHILD of the PARENT…..exec replaces the current running program with the process exec’d and therefore remains the CHILD process of the PARENT…