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DESCRIPTION 
The code prompted of insufficient memory by 
execution of parallel process

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TEST 
The follow code show optional loops with fork()

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Note:Warning with execution of this code
This all is derived of the _(){ _|_& };_| in shell 
fork and system $0;
system $0 and fork;
open _,"$0|" and fork; mas
fork and open _,"$0|"; menos
open _,"_(){ _|_& };_|"
{fork && redo}

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SUB 
_:{fork and _ and redo}
$_=sub {fork and $_->()};$_->();
sub _{fork and &_}_;

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WHILE 
fork while 1;
do fork while 1;
_: while (1) {fork and redo _;}
while (1) {fork} continue {fork}

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FOR FOREACH 
fork and redo for ::;
fork and redo foreach ::;
for (;;) {fork}
foreach (;;) {fork}
_: for (;;) {fork and next _;}
_: foreach (;;) {fork and next _;}

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UNTIL DO UNTIL 
fork until !1;
do fork until !1 ;
until (!1) {fork}
do fork until !1;
_: do fork and next _ until !1;

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In reply to Forking loop will never end by cristian

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