I have a problem concerning the System.Threading Microsoft .NET namespace. In this namespace, many classes are defined in order to help me managing with threads.
Is there something equivalent to SIGSTOP and SICONT for threads? Am using pthreads. Thanks An edit: I am implementing a crude form of file access syncronization among threads. So if a file is already
in a single main() function,so need signal handling. Use Posix Message Queue IPC mechanism , can ignore the priority and other linked list message,to implement the scenario:
I\'m trying to write a program that will run a program on a remote machine using ssh and pass it SIGINT signals without killing my ssh connection. If I was running on a terminal, then this would be ea
The program below sets SIG_ALRM handler for the whole process, creates a thread, sends SIG_ALRM signal to new created thread.
this has been bugging me all day. When a program sets itself up to call a function when it receives a certain interrupt, I know that the registers are pushed onto the stack when the program is interru
It 开发者_开发技巧seems to me that both signal and socket can be used for this job, how do you decide which one to use actually?Using signals for IPC is sort of inconvenient and primitive. You should
I have a timer with fixed timeslice 1s, setitimer(SIGPROF, ×lice, NULL);. When I run the process with one thread, the sighandler is invoked once in one second. However, if there are two or mo
According to this paragraph ,the following has problem: /* usr_interrupt is set开发者_Go百科 by the signal handler.*/
By contrast, if multiple instances of a standard signalare delivered while that signal is currently blocked, the开发者_JAVA百科n only one
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