Ernie's ForkNone

Ernie's ForkNone is a term used in computer programming, specifically related to the Ernie language, which is designed for creating secure, reliable applications. "Fork" refers to creating a new process from an existing one, while "None" indicates the absence of a specific value or condition. Together, "ForkNone" typically signifies a situation where a process is forked, but no particular outcome or additional process is initiated afterward. It’s used to manage or indicate process control flow in code, ensuring resources are allocated or handled correctly without executing further actions.