Tim Peters writes:
> Since nobody has made real progress on figuring out why test_fork1
> fails on some systems, would somebody who is able to make it fail
> please just try this patch & see what happens?
Or try this program (based on Neil's example), which will fail almost
immediately unless you apply my patch:
import thread
import os, sys
import time
def doit(name):
while 1:
if os.fork()==0:
print name, 'forked', os.getpid()
os._exit(0)
r = os.wait()
for x in range(50):
name = 't%s'%x
print 'starting', name
thread.start_new_thread(doit, (name,))
time.sleep(300)
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