How is the signalling(interrupts) mechanism handled in kernel? The cause why I ask is: so开发者_运维知识库mehow a SIGABRT signal is received by my application and I want to find where does that come f
I\'m getting a user defined signal 2 error from the tcl interpreter. What does the tcl interpreter use this particular signal for? In other words, what does it mean if the tcl interpreter send me a us
in python, i have a spawned shell process which i might stop manually , or it might terminate itself when it feels like it.can i receive开发者_运维技巧 a notification that it has completed, without po
I am working on Linux. I wrote a function that is called when an SIGSEGV is sent. I check my program by sending from command prompt kill -SIGSEGV pid.
I am newbie on the Linux signals, please help. The following code get core dump when run in Linux 2.6 gcc.
I am stopping a shell script from running, from another C program. Code below: kill(pid, SIGSTOP); I wanted to know is there any kernel related delay for that shell script to get stopped.
I\'m using a recipe that relies on SIGALRM to set alarm interrupt -- Using module 'subprocess' with timeout
I am trying to create a custom signal for when the field auth_user.is_active becomes 1. I looked at Django\'s docs on signals, but was having trouble understanding how to implement custom signals.
I have a program in Linux which is multithreaded. There are certain memory areas in which I\'m interested to see if they have been written within a certain time period. For that I give only read acces
I wanted to make a safe exit for my console applicatio开发者_开发知识库n that will be running on linux using mono but I can\'t find a solution to detect wether a signal was sent to it or the user pres
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