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Bruno Haible wrote:
| Thanks for explaining. Your objective is clear now. | | But how would you want this to work on Woe32? I assume that you | would want this debugging feature also on Windows. How do you | implement it there?
Actually, the CVS server isn't completely portable to WOE32, so this code never runs there anyhow. Even if we do reach a point where the server runs on WOE32 again, the fact that WCOREDUMP always evaluates to false on WOE32 and does us no good makes me want the data dir to be left behind on UNIX no less. If the server does get ported completely, then perhaps the porter will have some ideas about how to get the same effect there.
|> The change I'm proposing is simple. I've attached a patch. | | | I'm opposed to this change because I don't see how it can be made | to work on Windows. In other words, it makes unportable | assumptions.
My patch is based on no new assumptions. wait_subprocess() was already calling WIFSIGNALED & WTERMSIG on the results of a wait. There is code at the top of the file defining these macros to values under WOE32 that I assume do something sensible there. All my patch does is, when WIFSIGNALED returned true, then set the input var to the terminating signal via WTERMSIG, which is already being called in the same circumstances. The caller can then process this value.
Regards,
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