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>Why would it be in traps.c? It is actually in the FPE since that's the
>logical place for it to be (since it's just a call to the send_sig function,
>or more specifically, it's module alias fp_send_sig.
I was looking for a way to throw floating point exceptions from user code -
specifically libgcc1, which needs some way to raise an error when you try an
integer divide by zero.
p.