On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 05:18:35PM +0200, Herman Bruyninckx wrote:
> Another thing: if Victor is right about the fact that POSIX doesn't
> specify which signals can or should be used, then (i) we cannot blame
> him for using this option, (ii) the ``error'' lies with the POSIX
This is not an error -- it would be an error to fix a set of
signals that would be presumed to all that are needed in any
systems. POSIX defines a core set of signals that must be implemented and
an API. BTW the RT signals are merely defined by a range. The
implementation is required to provide MAX and MIN definitions but POSIX
at least does not presume to tell us how big this range must be.
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