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I can not start more than 100 processes

I have a huge number of shell commands executed with root / admin privileges through an Authorization Services call "AuthorizationExecuteWithPrivileges". The problem is that after a while (10-15 seconds, maybe 100 shell commands), the program stops responding to this error in the debugger:

can not develop: errno 35

And then, while the application is running, I can not run more applications. I investigated this problem, and apparently this means that there are no more threads for the system. However, I checked the use of Activity Monitor, and my application uses only 4-5 threads.

To solve this problem, I think that I need to make separate shell commands in a separate thread (away from the main thread). I have never used threads before, and I'm not sure where to start (no comprehensive examples that I could find)

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As Louis Herbargh has already pointed out, your question has nothing to do with threads. I edited your title and tags accordingly.

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