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Old 09-15-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Need to kill process (Application) in C++

Dear all,

I am developing an application in Linux for a Debian based device (Nokia N810). But in the device when exiting from the application still it is showing that the application is still run capturing the CPU. So i need to kill the process (My application) manually when exiting from the application.

Any suggestion or help?

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This is a strange situation. Assuming that the device you're running on behaves like a normal CPU, exiting the program _should_ kill it as well. Are you forking at any point or creating new threads? These can potentially live on after the original process/thread quits.
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