Also you want to get the child pid of a process running, by just passing only the parent process pid. But a parent can have many childs...[reply] Re^2: Function to get a child pid by Anonymous Monk on Oct 21, 2005 at 13:33 UTC fork is not accepting arguments.omment on Function to get a child pid Replies are listed 'Best First'. Re: Function to get a child pid by wazoox (Prior) on Oct 21, 2005 at 13:21 UTC If your process isn't a child of your script, no. I think it depends heavily on the operating system running, too.
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So it looks like it's time to start rethinking your use of these NSAIDs. There isn't really much in the way of alternatives. Tylenol is worse, and has a lower lifetime dose associated with kidney failure, so that isn't a solution either. Aspirin has recently been linked to a higher risk of brain microbleeds.The study is HERE and you can read a discussion HERE. Prophylactic use of Aspirin has been debunked as a way of preventing heart attack in people with diabetes, which is discussed HERE.Research HERE and discussion HERE). A lifetime dose of 5,000 pills means 3 pills a day for five years. Given that many people take double or triple dose pills up to six times a day, the limit described on the label, it would be possible to hit this dangerous lifetime dose within a year.