I was recently studying the book named Advanced Linux Programming and I ran into this question: The book said you should use sig_atomic_t variable type to be sure that if you set a global flag or coun
I wrote a simple Perl script which will run in while loop and exit whenever any signal is send to this Perl script. I wrote a c program which creates a thread using the pthread_create() and in its开发
I am struggling with calling a clutter function from an extra thread. I use boost::thread for threading and the clutter library 1.0.
I\'ve got a service that I need to shut down and update. I\'m having difficulties with this in two different cases:
This is a pretty basic scenario but I\'m not finding too many helpful resources. I have a C++ program running in Linux that does file processing. Reads lines, does various transformations, writes data
I\'m trying to build a python timeout exception that runs in milliseconds. The python signal.alarm function has a 1 second resolution.
So I have a need to pass around a numpy array in my PyQt Application. I first tried using the new-style signals/slots, defining my signal with:
Is there a way in C to know the following information about signals: Is certain signal is blocked now?
I recently came across an app that froze in a SIGABRT handler with no other signal registered to immediately core dump.Until we standardize leaving one of SIGSTOP, SIGABRT, SIGTRAP, etc., alone, we\'l
I try to implement a template class which requires to have a signal member that depends on the template argument. My first idea was to realize it like the following:
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