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I need to "fork" because I dont want any interference of the two functions. i.e. if "function1" crashes it should not affect "funtion2". To put it this way, my "function1" is in the current script from where I am running the process and "function2" is collection of different procesing steps which may be huge so if "function1" dies due to some reason the whole process will crash and "function2" will die along with it, and I dont wish to have a scene like this. I wish to have "function2" continue.

In reply to Re^2: while reading a file, transfer the same data to two different processes. by avanta
in thread while reading a file, transfer the same data to two different processes. by avanta

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