@b{What happens when two (or more) processes have a file open and one of
them removes it?}
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You should copy the standard Unix semantics for files. That is, when
a file is removed an process which has a file descriptor for that file
may continue to do operations on that descriptor. This means that
the stack pointer, you have a couple of jumps which probably wrecks
some of your caches. This is why inlining code can be much faster.
+@menu
+* Argument Passing to main::
+@end menu
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@node Argument Passing to main
@subsection Argument Passing to @code{main()}