The documentation (in the standards) for all of fenv.h is rather confusing, but I\'m especially confused about feholdexcept and the concept of \"non-stop mode\" for a floating point exception. As far
What signals will cause a Perl program to stop running if their %SIG entries are not explicitly set?开发者_如何学GoThe answer is platform dependent. To see the default behavior of each signal on your
In C, I can say #include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <signal.h> int continue_running = 1;
I have I GUI and I want to estamblish some communication between two class . . . mainWidget = QtGui.QWidget()
Ok not really sure if it is memory corruption or just a bug in my code, but here is the description of the problem:
please tell me: how to know if TEvent is Signaled or not? Click on STOP-button = SetEvent(Events[1]); I am trying to unzip an archive and if STOP-button is pressed then a tread must be terminated an
I have been reading in the signals &开发者_高级运维amp; slots documentation and it says that you can connect a signal to a signal and trigger the slot thats connected to the second signal in the chain
On a mips platform, I am trying to get Unwind work. Currently if I issue print_trace manually stack trace is correctly shown as below:
I handle SIGSEGV by code: int C() { int *i = NULL; *i = 10; // Crash there } int B() { return C(); } int A() { return B();
I am writing a multithreaded program where I want to handle a possible Ctrl-C command from the user to terminate execution. As 开发者_运维知识库far as I know there is no guarantee that the main thread