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&gt;Source codes will be tremnedously helpful.<br />
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That's a lot to ask for a skimpy 5 pt. question.
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>Source codes will be tremnedously helpful.

That's a lot to ask for a skimpy 5 pt. question.

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read abt fork() and u want to call a Application and NOT a object<br />
keep atleast 50 pts for source codes
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read abt fork() and u want to call a Application and NOT a object
keep atleast 50 pts for source codes

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I would like my application to call object during runtime. E.g. When my application detects an incoming email, my application will call up my eudora program.<br />
Please help. Source codes will be tremnedously helpful.
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I would like my application to call object during runtime. E.g. When my application detects an incoming email, my application will call up my eudora program.
Please help. Source codes will be tremnedously helpful.

how to call object?

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