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which system call is used to replace the current process image with new process image.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The fork() system call is used to create an exact copy of a running process and the created copy is the child process and the running process is the parent process. Whereas, exec() system call is used to replace a process image with a new process image.

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The exec() is used to replace the current process image with new process image.​

  • Generally the exec system call replaces the specific program which is properly executed by a continuous process.
  • When a process calls exec, all the coding and information in the unique process is promptly lost and replaced with the new program executable.
  • To substitute the current process image with the new process image, the exec system call is typically used.
  • It provides the program into the current space and executes it from the point of entry.
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