On 2/25/2014 8:21 AM, Antonio Diaz Diaz wrote:
I forgot to add the line
#include <csignal>
You may also need a fake "return 0;" after the "std::raise( SIGINT );"
Remember that this patch is just a hack only good for a quick test. It
is not correct code.
A very quick test on Fedora with the hacked code seemed to do the trick.
Although I still don't have my code the proper way either.
So the compiler obviously needs the "return 0;" to be happy, but the
program actually exits on the "std::raise( SIGINT );"?
Curious thought, a normal exit will free memory and close open files
that were missed by an inexperienced programmer like me. But will this
style exit do the same?
Scott
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