[Signals and Processes] The SIGSTOP and SIGCONT signals suspend and resume a process, respectively. They are...

 

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[Signals and Processes] The SIGSTOP and SIGCONT signals suspend and resume a process, respectively. They are used by the Linux shells to support job control to implement built-in commands like stop, fg, and bg. Write a main program that creates two children that both enter an infinite loop and display a message every second. The main program waits for three seconds and then suspends the first child. The second child continues to execute as usual. After another three seconds, the parent restarts the first child, waits a little while longer (3 seconds), and then terminates both children. [Signals and Processes] The SIGSTOP and SIGCONT signals suspend and resume a process, respectively. They are used by the Linux shells to support job control to implement built-in commands like stop, fg, and bg. Write a main program that creates two children that both enter an infinite loop and display a message every second. The main program waits for three seconds and then suspends the first child. The second child continues to execute as usual. After another three seconds, the parent restarts the first child, waits a little while longer (3 seconds), and then terminates both children.