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I don't think there's an equivalent to this in macOS or BSD?
realistically speaking, it's hard to imagine this ever kicks in if a php object destructor waits on the child pid, but in case the php runtime throws an unrecoverable error in a destructor, it might exit the thread without calling the destructor responsible for signalling and cleaning up the child
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It seems that this syscall can race. Here is a workaround: https://stackoverflow.com/a/59216119
On FreeBSD, you can do this:
On macOS, it's harder; you have to run kqueue and way more code.