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From:	Alex Dupre <sysadmin AT alexdupre DOT com>
Subject:	Re: signal handler and JNI
Date:	Mon, 20 Feb 2006 16:05:49 +0000 (UTC)
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Dave Korn <dave.korn <at> artimi.com> writes:

>   Well, have you read the internals doc about how signals work?

Yes, I've read it before posting to the list, but I cannot see where it explains
why I should call a print function to get the signal handled. And not every
print function, sprintf() doesn't work, printf() with empty string doesn't work,
currently I succeded with printf() and putc() to stdout and /dev/null (that's
the workaround I'm using now, since I don't want anything printed out). I'd like
to know if there is another or more appropriate function that I should call.

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Alex Dupre


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