When you use `system` or `process`, the immediate new process runs a
shell. The shell process then starts another one to run the command
that you give it.
I recommend using `process*` to avoid the shell process and to avoid
encoding issues when passing arguments:
(define racket (find-executable-
I'm having trouble with two interacting processes and am hoping someone can
point out whatever it is that I'm missing.
Process A starts process B and interacts with it but conditionally needs to
kill it. But using the procedure of one argument returned (as the fifth
element of a list) by pro
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