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> From: Rugxulo <rugxulo AT gmail DOT com>
> Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 16:10:20 -0800 (PST)
> 
> I'm not very experienced with signals, SIGINT etc., but what are you
> trying to do? Besides, WinNT-based OSes aren't exactly perfect for
> DJGPP, sadly, so I'm not surprised it's quirky.

True.

> > usually a check for break occurs during stdio.h output routines or
> > iostream cout or maybe cerr output I was told.
> 
> Were you expecting Ctrl-Break, perhaps? That should work anywhere at
> any time, more or less (right??). See DJGPP's port of GNU Emacs.

Yes, Ctrl-C and Ctrl-BREAK do work, although not as well as on plain
DOS.  Sometimes, they even wedge VDM or crash it.  When that happens,
I simply open a new cmd window and continue there.

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