I can write shell scripts that trap SIGINT just fine, but I can\'t seem to trap SIGQUIT. #!/bin/bash function die {
I want to finish my app calling the first activity with Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP and finishing it. However, when it finishes, the app restarts automatically, and goes directly to Activity 2.
I have a legacy vb6 app that crashes on exit - both as an executable and in the IDE. How can I avoid the crash?
In PHP, if I use the include() or require() functions to start running code in another script, is there a way to terminate the parent script from within the child?
Can someone explain difference between exit() and posix_kill(getmypid(), 开发者_JS百科SIGKILL) in PHP code?From the exit() docs page:
So I invoke a thread from managed code this way: Action<EFScmTechnologiesContext, long, long> updateReference = UpdateReferenceBaseline;
I assumed that Application.Exit causes app to exit imemdiately but I can see that according to example below, it will exit after the for cycle ends. Also when this comma开发者_开发百科nd will force th
If I use exit(), GCC doesn\'t give a warning: int main() { exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); } If we use any other function, we will definitely meet such a warning:
I\'d like to return an exit code from a BASH script that is called within another script, but could also be called directly. It roughly looks like this:
I\'m writing a compiler that produces C code.The programs produced consist only of the main function, and they use a lot of memory, that is allocated with malloc().Most开发者_JAVA百科 of the memory al
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