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- From: sarmad@scws44.harvard.edu (Shaikh Sarmad)
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- Subject: Trap interrupts in C program
- Date: 23 Jan 1996 04:04:44 GMT
- Organization: Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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- I want to write a C program that can should ignore all signals (except
- the kill, of course). How do I incorporate that in my program. I mean is
- there a "trap" command for C, like in shell scripts? And yes, the C
- program would be running on an HP-UX system.
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- Thanx in advance.
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