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fork() under MS/DOS?

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From: Morgan Schweers
Date: Sat, 15 Sep 1990 06:27
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Greetings,
    I recently was asked to write the basic equivelant of a fork() command for
an MS/DOS programming project.  It is (of course) to be in assembly language,
and I have determined that INT 1Ch is my target.  Before I spend a week or so
determining how exactly to write the blasted thing, does anyone know of a
currently existing implementation of the fork() command under MS/DOS,
preferrably in a Turbo C compatible library, or in ASM Source?
 
    Many thanks for any help, and even any words of wisdom to assist me.
 
                                                         --  Morgan
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From: ms@oatmeal.ai.mit.edu (Morgan Schweers)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.programmer
Subject: fork() under MS/DOS?
Summary: Before I go spend a few weeks writing it, does someone already have it?
Keywords: Turbo C, fork(), multitasking, MS/DOS
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Date: 15 Sep 90 06:27:30 GMT
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Organization: MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
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