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- From: mlinvle@inlink.com (mlinvle)
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- Subject: Exceptions and signals...under C++
- Date: 16 Feb 1996 23:52:58 GMT
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- I'm writing a small programme and would like to use exceptions and signals.
- I've got Watcom's C/C++ compiler v10.5 so I'm certain exceptions will work.
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- One of the exceptions I'd like to 'catch' is a Ctl/C pressed by the user.
- I've seen a response about using signal raising under C++, but have lost it.
- Borland has a ctlc(); Watcom does not. Since I'm also trying to use
- POSIX-type standards, I understand using signals in the correct way to do it.
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- Any thoughts? Thanks
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- mark linville
- mlinvle@inlink.com
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