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-This example shows how to use ACE_Process to "portably" create new
-processes and set their standard handles (stdin, stdout, and stderr).
-On UNIX, ACE_Process uses fork and exec. On Win32, it uses
-CreateProcess. Since we can set the standard handles, we can mimic
-UNIX pipes on Win32 by building chains of processes.
-
-Run the application by typing ./process [filename]. It creates a new
-process to print the contents of <filename> (default is the name of
-the file "process.cpp") to the main console. So all you should see is
-process.cpp printed to the screen. Not very exciting...