LWN explores alternatives to fork() + exec() for process spawning
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A deep dive into why the traditional Unix fork-exec pattern is problematic and what modern replacements exist. For developers building tools that spawn subprocesses, understanding these trade-offs matters—especially on systems with strict sandboxing or resource constraints.
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