/*
 * fork(), vfork(): emulate Unix calls. fork() creates a new process with
 * identical (but *not* shared) data space; vfork() does the same, but
 * shares data and stack with the parent. Note that, unlike Unix, the
 * parent is suspended until the child exits. Also note that fork() is
 * usable only if _initial_stack is non-zero, so that the process is
 * doing malloc's from the heap.
 *
 * wait() retrieves the exit status and pid of children created by
 * fork.
 *
 * see fork.c for _fork() and _wait().
 *
 * written by Eric R. Smith and placed in the public domain.
 * use at your own risk.
 */

#include "fork.h"

int fork()
{
	return _fork((char *)0);
}

int
vfork(dummy)
int dummy;
{
	return _fork((char *)&dummy);
}

int
wait(exit_code)
int *exit_code;
{
	return _wait(exit_code);
}