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I developed a software (in C++) which needs to be continuously running. That basically means that it has to be restarted each time it stops.
I was thinking about using cron jobs to check every minutes if it is still alive, but there might be a cleaner way or standard way of doing this.
Thanks in advance
Fedora and Ubuntu use upstart, which has a the ability to automatically restart your deamon if it exits.