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> in the end I had to give up with the fork()-based worker process design. Honestly that's a good thing, or your program just fundamentally couldn't possibly e

> in the end I had to give up with the fork()-based worker process design. Honestly that's a good thing, or your program just fundamentally couldn't possibly ever work on native Windows!

pjmlp 6y ago
Or mainframe OSes.
- tobylane 6y ago
  Not my area. Does compiling happen on mainframes these days?
  - pjmlp 6y ago
    For sure, IBM i, z/OS, and Unisys ClearPath have kept their own programming languages, in addition to Java, C and C++, both on their native environments as well as POSIX application layer. Modern mainframe development environments are browser based.
eek04_ 6y ago
Not possibly working on Windows is, for some of us, a feature. I have no wish to support that ecosystem due to the past ethical violations that founded it, and making it impossible to do so would avoid having to deal with it.