We have a C++ application with an embedded JVM (Sun\'s). Because we 开发者_C百科register our own signal handlers, it\'s recommended we do so before initializing the JVM since it installs its own handl
I know /sbin/init has special protection against SIGKILL and SIGSTOP from kernel for obvious reasons.
If I run ruby script from terminal and run some other process using system from it and press Ctrl+C, than INT is sent to the other process, how can I make ruby process to handle it and the other proce
I think the question says it all. I w开发者_Go百科ant to send signals to a child after the child executes another program, but I am unsure if the child and parent still share signals after the image i
I have this simple perl daemon: #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Proc::Daemon; Proc::Daemon::Init;
I found some objects in my C++ program can\'t be released due to the Signal2 of boost won\'t release those arguments in object created by boost::bind.Here is the code to reproduce the problem:
I need to know how to avoid a race condition when handling signals in C. Each time my program receives a signal, I want it to alter a (global) linked list. It is vitally important that I not miss a si
I was on the point of start using AS3 Signals for my new project because Native Events has a bad reputation, and then I found this:
I\'m trying to run the following code (it i simplified a bit): def RunTests(self): from threading import Thread
I am attempting to write a program that doesn\'t use pthreads or semaphore libraries. I want to do some synchronization with signals. I have read about them in a few Unix books, but I still don\'t qui