This first week was basically a demonstration of how to create shared 
resources.  At this point, the program does little more than execute 
and immediately terminate.  To convince yourself that the shared 
resources are really being created, you can fork() and execlp() the 
bash command to run a console from within the program.  From this 
console, you can use the ipcs command to see the shared resources that 
the program has created.  For example:


if(Error(fork()) == 0) // Child process
  execlp("bash", "bash", NULL);

Error(wait(NULL)); // Wait for the bash process to exit