In answer to this question, some people have said to use _Exit() and others have said to use _exit(). Could someone explain the difference (if any) between the two, and the origins of both?
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In answer to this question, some people have said to use _Exit() and others have said to use _exit(). Could someone explain the difference (if any) between the two, and the origins of both?
Right from the man page here:
Although in C++11, it is standardized as either std::_Exit or std::quick_exit. According to Mike Seymour here.