LibC & fork( )

         I have an NLM and a NLM library loaded in a protected address
space called TEST.  When my NLM is contacted from a remote machine, it
issues a fork( ) and proceeds with establishing communication.
	Once the fork( ) is issued, the NLM loads fine into a new protected
address space called TEST(1).  But some functions are not available.  They
appear as part of the NLM when a "? <function_name>" is
performed in the
debugger.  But when an attempt is made to access it programmatically, it
corrupts the address space.  And when I try to unassemble this function in
the debugger, I receive a message saying that it "exceeds valid memory
limit".  Note that if I change to the TEST address space (the parent), I
can unassemble it without issue.
	I believe the problem is fork( ) related.

Thanks,
-Carey

You're best to post to the libc newsgroup.

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Peter