All processes on MacOSX, and any Unix/Linux operating system are
child processes except for launchd (MacOSX) or init (Unix/Linux). If
you fork and execv a process, then when the parent terminates, the
created process is automatically made a child of launchd.
Jonathan
On Apr 4, 2008, at 12:35 PM, Scott Ribe wrote:
Even if NSTask doesn't have options for this, you can always call
fork
and execv, which is what NSTask uses under the hood.
But that gives you a child process, and there's no way that I found
around
it without ugly hacks involving exec'ing a launchctl script...
--
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