If it doesn't exist already, there should be a "standard spawn stub" that, in absence of spawn it creates a new spawner process at the very beginning of an appl

If it doesn't exist already, there should be a "standard spawn stub" that, in absence of spawn it creates a new spawner process at the very beginning of an application start up, so when you do spawn, the spawner process is the one that forks with none of the copied memory and open file descriptors. > That this nearly 50 year old crappy design choice has come to this astonishes me. That makes me feel old. For me Unix was always invented 30-something years ago...