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`_exit(2)` terminates the calling process "immediately" — if what this function does is already what the default exit() function does for Linux. Outcome: By the way `exit(3)` has a reference to `_exit(2)`.

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_exit(2) terminates the calling process "immediately" — if what this function does is already what the default exit() function does for Linux. Outcome: By the way exit(3) has a reference to _exit(2).

`_exit(2)` terminates the calling process "immediately" — if what this function does is already what the default exit() function does for Linux. Outcome: By the way `exit(3)` has a reference to `_exit(2)`. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata